SC: Women's Turkey Camp
2026-04-05 - 2026-04-07
Join the women of Artemis South Carolina and the South Carolina Wildlife Federation for 2 days of turkey hunting and camping in the Sumter National Forest. All experience levels welcome. Space is limited so that our group remains safe and manageable. More information found at registration link.

Registration will start at 12.00pm on Friday March 6, 2026

AK: Birds and Stewards
2026-04-22
To celebrate Earth Day, the Sportswomen of Artemis are joining forces with members of the University of Alaska’s Bird Club for an evening of observing and documenting Birds while being Stewards of the wetlands and ensuring they are in prime condition for the wildlife they support.
The local Artemis ambassadors, volunteer with the Southeast Alaska Land Trust (SEALT) stewardship program to monitor wetland conservation properties off of the Mendenhall Peninsula. We are excited to invite others to join us on Earth Day to participate in this collaborative effort.
This event is open to all! We encourage women and nonbinary hunters, anglers, and conservationists to join!

TN: Turkey Trot
2026-04-24 - 2026-04-26
Join Artemis Tennessee at the all women’s lease property for a turkey hunting camp. We will be staying in the outfitter tents on the property with primitive camping. We will be discussing proper techniques to successfully harvest a turkey. Women will be assigned to an area to hunt solo or with a mentor depending on the skill level and comfort of the hunter. Come meet some incredible women while you learn more about Turkey Hunting!

PA: Native Gardening
2026-04-25
Join Rockland Roots and Artemis Sportswomen at Cabela’s in Hamburg, PA, to learn how to start your own native garden. Native gardens help to support an array of wildlife so come learn how to make a difference. There is no registration so please stop in at 2 pm to learn about the benefits that even the smallest green spaces offer. See you there!

AK: Cold Water Survival
2026-04-25
An exciting opportunity to build confidence on the water! Join Artemis Sportswomen and SEAGuides for a Cold Water Survival course. Learn essential skills to be prepared for and respond effectively to cold water emergencies. Build your knowledge while surrounded by incredible sportswomen!

Making Fire Tinder Virtual Class
2026-05-12
Discover how to transform household trash into effective fire tinder! This free virtual class will teach you simple techniques to repurpose common waste materials in your house. Become self-sufficient in fire-starting skills for camping, hiking, emergencies or just backyard bonfires. Come with supplies to build fire-starters along with ambassador, Crystal MacGown.

TN: Fish and Sips
2026-06-03
Meet in the morning for time on the river fishing, bring a spin or fly rod or borrow one of ours to try it out. We will enjoy the beautiful river and hopefully catch a trout or 2 as a bonus!
After some time fishing we will head to local brewery to enjoy a pint and share stories of the day.
This is a 21+ event

NC: Learn to Scout
2026-06-05
Join Ambassador Lisa Fierman for a learn to scout event. You will be guided on a hike through the woods looking for and discussing animal sign and some basic plant identification. This will be a great event to learn something new, get outside and build community
Be sure to dress for the weather! Expect bugs and ticks to be around too!
June 5th 7-9 am
Exact location will be emailed to your after registration.

NC: Bearwise
2026-06-11
Join North Carolina Wildlife Federation, Artemis, ReWild AVL and North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission for a conversation on how to prevent conflicts and coexist with bears.
June 11th 7-8:30 pm
Springtime means our native black bears become more active and remain so through summer and fall! Join NCWF ReWild AVL Chapter and Artemis Sportswomen at the Reuter Center at UNC Asheville for a conversation about BearWise® a national program that shares ways to prevent conflicts with black bears, provides resources to resolve problems with black bears, and encourages community initiatives to keep black bears wild. Learn smart solutions on how homeowners, businesses and communities can coexist with bears.
Our speaker, Ashley Hobbs, is a Special Projects Biologist and BearWise Coordinator for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.

Final event details will be emailed to you after registration.

KY: Virtual Meet and Greet
2026-07-09
Are you passionate about the outdoors, conservation and building confidence in your outdoor skills? Artemis Sportswomen is a supportive, empowering community for women who love adventure and personal growth. Artemis sportswomen encourage one another in their growth and success as hunter, anglers and role model women’s leadership in caring for the lands and waters we harvest from.
Join the women of Kentucky in this virtual meeting to get to know each other and build your community!

HI: Intro to Archery
2026-07-11
Come learn to shoot bow at Bushwhacker’s Archery Club! This event is the first part of our Hawaii archery series. Perfect for first time shooters or those that want to freshen up on archery basics. The event will start with the basics of shooting at traditional bales and will end with a walk through of the 3-D target course with the remaining time. All equipment will be provided. Already have a bow? Please indicate so in the questionnaire and if your bow is tuned to you. The range can be hot and the 3-D course is uneven dirt terrain. Please bring adequate sun protection and closed toe shoes. Drinks and light snacks provided.
Space is limited and sign ups are on a first come, first serve basis.

AK: Salmon Savvy
2026-07-14
Join Artemis Sportswomen and Alaska Department of Fish and Game in a workshop on identifying Pacific Salmon. Participants will learn tips and tricks to identify all five species of Salmon found in Alaska waters. You will walk away with hands-on experience so when you land your next salmon, you can ID it with confidence!

NC: Deer Processing Workshop
2026-07-23
Are you interested in learning to field dress and butcher a deer? Join Artemis Sportswomen for a hands-on clinic, date TBD. We will break down a deer carcass into primal cuts and discuss different practices for cooling and safe handling of meat in the field.
Our ambassador Lisa Fierman is hosting this event in partnership with her local game warden, who will contact her when a deer needs to be humanely put down, so that the deer can be used as an educational tool for folks interested in learning how to process their own deer. For that reason, the workshop date and time are TBD – by signing up on this registration form, you will be added to the invite list once a date and time is confirmed.

***July 23rd is a placeholder and not the guaranteed day of the event***

MA: Women's Outdoor Skills Class
2026-08-22
Whether you want to enjoy hunting, hiking, birdwatching or backpacking, join us to improve your awareness, ethics, safety and skills in the field! MassWildlife, partnering with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Artemis Sportswomen, will be holding a course for adult women at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge covering many different outdoor skills including how to prepare for a trip, reading maps online and on paper, reading the woods, field ID and using a compass.

MT: Charting our Stars Conservation Leadership Retreat
2026-08-28 - 2026-08-30
Charting Our Stars: Manifesting Power as Women in the Conservation Movement is a leadership retreat for Montana women conservationists. We especially encourage hunters, anglers, birders, ranchers, farmers, public lands protectors and caregivers, land stewards, and women in outdoors industries to apply!

Idaho Conservation Leadership Camp
2026-09-10 - 2026-09-14
A place for sportswoman to come together and grow as conservation leaders! We believe a holistic conservation leader knows what it’s like to have boots on the ground and in the water, how to connect with the land and care for it, be of service, practice cultural humility and exchange, build community, tell their story and speak their truth, and chart their path forward to effect change. This camp will include all of that and more!
We will be fly fishing on the Teton River, with potential opportunities to fish other nearby rivers as well. We will also have opportunities to hunt grouse and small game in Caribou-Targhee National Forest, just steps from our group campsite!
We have the secured access to a private property for our camp and will work together to coordinate supplies once we accept applications. Don’t have fishing or camping gear? That’s ok! Please still apply and we can loan you some. You are responsible for having your own firearm (shotgun) to use for the hunting parts of camp.
Things to consider:

Food will be provided.
This event is free of charge.
You are responsible for paying for your own travel, but please reach out if that is a barrier to you joining.
You are responsible for purchasing your own relevant licenses and tags. Both residents and non-residents are able to purchase these online through the Idaho Fish and Game website.

NY: Women's Mentored Crossbow Hunt
2026-11-05 - 2026-11-08
Join Artemis Sportswomen on a mentored crossbow hunt in Naples NY November 5 – 8 2026. Artemis Sportswomen are currenting seeking women who want to learn from other women in a safe, supportive environment.
The weekend will include education, range time, shared meals, and in-field hunting time. All meals and lodging will be included for the weekend, there is no cost to participants. Hunting will occur in pre-scouted areas in ground blinds with crossbow. Crossbow training is provided. The hunt will take place on Nature Conservancy property. Partners in this hunt include The Nature Conservancy, The New York State DEC, Artemis Sportswomen, and WildHERness.

**Event Filled but register to join the waitlist!**
