Rhode Island State–Approved

The Rhode Island Hunter's Ed Course is approved by the Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife, the state agency responsible for the administration of the Rhode Island Hunter Education Certificate.

To be approved by the Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife, a course must teach hunters to become:

• Safe (by following all firearm and hunting safety rules)
• Responsible (about hunting, wildlife, conservation and hunting laws)
• Knowledgeable (by knowing and demonstrating acceptable behavior and attitudes while hunting)
• Involved (in joining and participating in hunting and conservation organizations)

For additional information on hunter education in Rhode Island, contact:

Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife
277 Great Neck Road
West Kingston, RI 02892
(401) 783-2304
http://www.dem.ri.gov/

Meets IHEA Standards

This Rhode Island hunter-ed.com online hunting education course was developed in accordance with the standards set forth by the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA) and meets the requirements of the Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife hunter safety mandate.

About the Standards

In 1999, the IHEA adopted a set of performance guidelines for basic hunter education courses. These standards have been used internationally by hunter education administrators to evaluate minimum core content in hunter education courses. Industry partners including the Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife and hunter-ed.com have used the revised standards to develop new student manuals and alternative delivery methods for hunter education (IHEA Standards website).

Our Commitment to Hunter Education

Hunter Ed is committed to making sure Rhode Island hunter education students learn the skills and information needed to have a safe, successful, and fun hunt. We strive to ensure this Rhode Island online hunter safety course helps you become a more knowledgeable and ethical hunter. Educated hunters play an important role in making Rhode Island a leader in conservation and wildlife management.

We accomplish that goal by working with the Rhode Island Division of Fish & Wildlife and IHEA to produce a course that's accurate, interesting, and easy to understand.

As a new hunter, you can be proud of your contributions to wildlife conservation and your role as a steward of our natural resources.