Wilderness Wildlife Museum

Overview

The Wilderness Wildlife Museum (WWM) is a U.S. nonprofit organization that focuses on education and conservation. It aims to educate individuals of all ages about the traditions and history of outdoor sports, including hunting, fishing, and field sports.

Objectives

The museum has four main areas of focus:

1. History and Culture of Outdoor Sports: The WWM explores the history, culture, practice, and ethics of hunting, fishing, and field sports from around the world.
2. Biology of Native Plants and Animals: It educates visitors about the biology of plants and animals native to the United States and other parts of the world.
3. Human Lifestyle and Environmental Impact: The museum examines how human lifestyle affects the environment on both local and global scales.
4. Conservation Practices: It emphasizes the importance of proper conservation, reclamation, and preservation of lands and wildlife.

Activities and Services

The organization offers various services, including:

• Educational Courses and Programs: The WWM provides courses on outdoor activities and conservation.
• Firearms Transfers and Gunsmithing: It offers firearms-related services such as transfers and general repairs.
• NRA Certified Instruction: The museum provides pistol, rifle, and shotgun instruction certified by the NRA.
• Outdoor Activities and Scouting Programs: It supports scouting groups with merit badge programs and outdoor field sports activities.

Supporting Education and Conservation

The WWM places a significant emphasis on educating the youth, recognizing their role in carrying forward outdoor traditions and conservation practices. The museum is federally licensed and supports activities that promote environmental stewardship.