Lee and Penny Anderson Conservation Education Program
Elmer Rasmuson Wildlife Conservation Center
P. O. Box 230
388 Upper TRM Ranch Road
Dupuyer, MT 59432
(406)472-3311 (telephone)
(406)472-3313 (fax)
Contacts:
Lisa Flowers (flowers@boone-crockett.org)
Director Conservation Education Program
JoAnne Cobb, (cobb@boone-crockett.org)
Facilities Coordinator
Web Site - http://www.boone-crockett.org
The future of our world depends on choices people make and the
consequences of those choices. Conservation education is a key
factor in what those choices and therefore, consequences are...
The Boone and Crockett Club's Anderson Conservation Education
Program strives to offer programming to foster people's shared,
ethical, and sustainable management and use of natural resources
for healthy ecosystems now and for future generations.
MISSION:
To increase humanities' awareness and understanding of wildlife
conservation and associated natural and cultural resources of ecosystems
we all share and influence.
OBJECTIVES:
- To provide educational opportunities to build awareness,
understanding, and appreciation for living and non-living components
of ecosystems.
- To develop conservation education tools to put into
practice in rural and urban settings throughout the world.
- To offer learning opportunities to work on conservation
related projects with researchers and natural resource professionals.
- To foster a land ethic committed to shared, ethical
and sustainable management and use of natural resources.
Most programs are conducted at the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial
Ranch, west of Dupuyer, MT along the Rocky Mountain Front.
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