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Several people standing in a circle in a shallow river, wearing wetsuits and snorkel gear, passing around a small mussell

Resources for Visitors

Our public lands are there for all of us to enjoy. We also have a shared responsibility to to conserve them. Learn about responsible fishing and hunting, and how to protect wildlife and their habitats.

Fishing Rodeo
Learn to Fish
Two hunters cross a prairie at sunrise
Learn to Hunt
Two Feral Hogs foraging in a field on the refuge.
Fight Invasive Species
Hiker walking along a gravel trail and looking across some dry grasses and sagebrush toward a lake. In the foreground is a small tree with yellow and green leaves. In the distance are more trees along the shoreline.
Protect Wildlife

Learning Opportunities

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National Conservation Training Center
We offer many types of learning opportunities including formal and informal training. Some of the education we offer includes job training, career enhancement training, and education for environmental or technical professionals and students.
A woman with three elementary aged children inspecting a bug on a fallen log.
Education Programs
We offer a variety of programs that connect families and people of all ages to the outdoors, and provide enriching and resume-building job opportunities for young people of all ages.

Learn About Our Work

All stories
Wildlife Wonders
A brown spotted cat walks along a snowy river bank
History and Culture
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For Parents and Educators
Kids petting snake
People conducting survey.

Be Part of Our Mission!

We have many opportunities for visitors to get involved with our work through volunteering, attending an event, or exploring our learning and education opportunities.

Learn about opportunities to get involved with FWSAttend an event
An orange sun bursts through the clouds over green wetlands at Bitter Lake Refuge

Resources