Afuera Latino — Tierra, tradición, y tu familia.
The Latino community has hunted, fished, and foraged these lands for generations. This track honors that heritage, offers Spanish-language resources, and welcomes first-generation outdoors families.
Every TSI species guide, training video, and hunter safety course available with Spanish audio and subtitles.
Todos los videos de TSI con audio en españolState-by-state regulations translated into Spanish. Bag limits, seasons, license requirements.
Reglamentos estatales traducidosThe TSI app supports full Spanish localization. Switch at any time in settings.
La app TSI soporta español completoMatch with a mentor who speaks Spanish as their first or strong second language.
Empareje con un mentor hispanohablanteTSI customer support available in Spanish: llame al 1-800-TSI-ESPANOL.
Atención al cliente en españolPartner publication Afuera con Familia — free digital edition in English and Spanish.
Revista mensual gratuitaWild game as family food is a generations-deep Latino tradition. Venado (venison), javelina, nilgai, hog — wild protein for the pot. Recipes from abuelas.
Some Texas families now celebrate a young hunter's first deer as part of the quinceañera tradition — a coming-of-age hunt with the family.
Shared community tamaladas (tamale-making parties) featuring venison or wild turkey. Cookbook in our community hub.
Weekend family fishing at community ponds and public lakes. Multi-generational — abuelos, padres, hijos, nietos — all on the bank.
South Texas hog hunting has been a Latino tradition for centuries. Mentor matching with bilingual outfitters.
The Rio Grande valley is one of North America's great waterfowl flyways. Generations of Latino waterfowlers.
The leading Latino outdoor recreation org. 30+ chapters nationwide. Family-friendly events and leadership development.
Youth leadership program integrating outdoor recreation into Latino student development.
Public lands access and conservation advocacy for the Latino community. Internship programs.
Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors. Western states focus, 15k+ members.
Latino-led conservation organization focused on Latino community voice in public land policy.
Bilingual youth conservation leadership camps in Texas. Scholarship-based. Strong Latino enrollment.
Monthly family-friendly hikes, fishing days, and campouts hosted by 30+ local LO chapters.
Texas Hill Country summit bringing together 200+ Latino outdoor leaders each fall.
Texas and California communities host wild game cook-offs on Day of the Dead weekend each year.
First-Deer Festival — a public celebration of a young Latino hunter's first harvest. Every October.