Mission:
| To inform and educate the citizens and visitors as to the rich natural resources and abundant wildlife that we all share as part of our history and heritage in Southeast Oklahoma. |
Goals:
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| Sponsored by: Deer Capital Tourism Association |
Partnering with
Wildlife Heritage Center Museum
| We're getting ready for Deer Festival 2011! Email us at antlersdeerfestival@yahoo.com if you'd like to be a vendor at our show! or go to Deer Festival Web Site for more information deerfestival.com |
| Oklahoma Trails Resources information available through partnership with Oklahoma Parks and Recreation Department A large map of Oklahoma is mounted on the wall inside the Museum depicting numerous trail heads throughout the state of Oklahoma. These include trails for BIKING, HIKING, EQUESTRIAN, JEEP/ORV, ATV/MX USE. Free brochures and maps are available at the Museum To learn more go to www.oklahomaparks.com or www.travelok.com |
- To promote the conservation of wildlife resources,
habitat and biodiversity through scientific research,
propagation and wildlife management.
- To increase hunting and fishing participation and
regional tourism growth in Southeast Oklahoma.
- To promote responsible co-existence between wildlife
and human populations and help preserve the greatest
possible diversity of wildlife through public awareness of
current wildlife conservation practices.
- To provide a place where children, adults, students and
teachers embrace the values of wildlife conservation
and natural resource management through interactive
educational exhibits.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Friendly, Outgoing and Knowledgeable Volunteers are needed to serve as Greeters and Welcoming Staff. For more information contact: Vern Jackson @580-298-9933 Volunteer Orientation Training provided. |
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| Make the Wildlife Heritage Center Museum your next meeting place. Corporate Conference, Luncheon, Reunions, Anniversaries, Birthday Call Vern For Reservations: 580-298-9933 |
| Young visitors enjoying the wildlife displays and exhibits during the dedication ceremony of the Wildlife Heritage Center Museum. |