Conservation Museum
Displaying and preserving our heritage.
Aldo Leopold and Olaus Murie: Two Pioneer Conservationists
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Natural Life: The Muries' Conservation Legacy
Conservation Museum
Displaying and preserving our heritage.
Aldo Leopold and Olaus Murie: Two Pioneer Conservationists
Click
Here for the New Exhibit:
A
Natural Life: The Muries' Conservation Legacy
The National Conservation Training Center has dedicated itself to the interpretation and display of America's Conservation Heritage. In addition to the Conservation Museum, the facility also contains displays throughout the classrooms, lodges, and common areas. The idea is to have history integrated into every aspect of conservation training. To meet our conservation goals the National Conservation Training Center has a full-time Museum Specialist trained in historical preservation and display. If you are interested in learning more about the Museum, displays, or the NCTC Archives please contact:
Jeanne Harold, Museum Specialist
National Conservation Training Center
Shepherdstown, WV
(304) 876-7285
(304) 876-7270 (fax)
jeanne_harold@fws.gov
Other Exhibits at National Conservation Training Center
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Fish
and Wildlife Service History
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Conservation Training Center
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Service
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Mark Madison, Historian National Conservation Training Center Mark_Madison@fws.gov |
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