Ginen I Halom Tåno' is made possible through our partnership
with Guam Department of Agriculture
Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources (DAWR),
and with support from First Nations Development Institute

🎯 LEARN TO HUNT SAFELY & SUSTAINABLY
🥩 HELP FEED OUR COMMUNITY
🌿 STRENGTHEN FOOD SECURITY ON GUAHAN

WHAT WE'RE OFFERING:

🏫 FREE Hunter Education & Safety Class

• Open to youth ages 14 and above and first time hunters

🎯 Monthly mentored Hunts with experienced guides

• January through April 2025
• Safe, supervised environment

🔪 Hands-On Game Care Training

• Learn proper field dressing and meat processing techniques

🏆 Island-Wide Derby in May

• Team competitions
• Community cook-off event
• Prizes and recognition

WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN:

✅ Food Security - Help provide protein for families in need
✅ Community Service - Support feral pig management efforts
✅ Practical Skills - Learn modern hunting techniques
✅ Safety First - Professional instruction and mentorship

OVERVIEW:

• Location: GSC Food Resiliency Hub (Former Hamamoto Gardens)
• Hunter Safety Classes
• FREE (funded by First Nations Development Institute grant)

This program is made possible through a partnership between Guahan Sustainable Culture and the Department of Agriculture, Wildlife Resources 

Ginen i Halom Tano' - Harvesting Wild Food Resources for Community Resilience