1. former extreme sportsman
   leading conservation activist
2. the host of a television show

It was developed by the host, Jim Mueller, and the staff of the American Outdoorsman television and radio programs.

1. discounts for members
   encourage outdoor activities
2. promote conservation

It was originally created to gain discounts for members on a wide range of guided adventures.

1. exhibits and films on endangered species
   eco-tours
2. hiking and rock-climbing

It organizes eco-tours around the world where participants work on preservation projects.

1. wildlife refuge in Florida
   conservation center in South Carolina
2. nature preserve in Georgia

They can be seen at the Merritt Island Natural Wildlife Refuge in Florida.

1. Peru
   Kenya
2. Canada

They can observe birds and other wildlife in rural Manitoba, Canada.

1. organizes adventure trips for you
   pre-screened database of suppliers
2. offers "virtual" trips to the locations

You can access a database of hundreds of suppliers that have been screened by the club.

1. varies according to cost of trip
   10 percent
2. 15 percent

There is a 15 percent discount on guided adventure vacations in the U.S.

1. 20 percent
   15 percent
2. 10 percent

There is a 20 percent discount on international adventure trips.

1. entire household at that address
   two adults and children at that address
2. all family members

Up to two adults and the children at their address qualify.

1. discounts on entry fees to national parks
   access to a social network
2. free entry to selected state parks

Access to a social network is an added benefit.

1. no on-line advertising
   strictly moderated
2. exclusive members only

It is an exclusive, secure social network requiring a user name and password and open only to members of the club.

1. The club's network is a closed specific-subject-oriented community.
   Actually Facebook or similar forums would give you a wider range of opinions.
2. Membership of the club's network is a social status symbol.

You could, but you would be exposed to anyone who felt like responding; whereas a secure, membership-only network of like-minded people gives you a more relevant and qualified environment.

1. Singles sharing similar interests can get acquainted.
   Advertisers can post special offers.
2. You can ask the staff questions.

Members can ask the staff questions and join discussions.

1. hiking, mountain climbing, rafting
   snowshoeing, dune buggy riding, rock climbing
2. hunting, whitewater rafting, hiking

Activities include hunting, fishing, mountain climbing, hiking, whitewater rafting, snowshoeing, dune-buggy riding and bird hunting.

1. 79
   99
2. 120

The fee is $99 a year.

1. invitations to club events
   free consultations with experts in various fields
2. advance previews of club produced feature films

It offers invitations to private club events around the world.

1. participate in teaching adventures
   appear on television
2. present your own radio show

You could participate in teaching adventures led by the professional staff.

1. no, only physical activities are encouraged
   yes
2. only as a byproduct of other activities

They do.

1. trips documented for television
   motorized adventures
2. special trips using advanced technologies

Trips in all terrain vehicles.

1. They don't, they're just part of the American outdoor tradition.
   Conservation activities are to ease guilty consciences.
2. When done with appropriate permits they are part of preservation efforts.

Controlled fishing and hunting (with permits) is an accepted aspect of wildlife conservation.