I believe that the families (of fallen officers) need a place where they can go to see and feel the value their loved one's dedication made to the wildlife law enforcement profession. I pray the Museum brings them a measure of peace.

Kurt Bahti, President NAWEOA

Due to some unforeseen complications and issues beyond our control the decision has been made to postpone the memorial ceremony that was being planned for this year on July 12th at the Game Warden Museum.  We regret any inconvenience this may cause to our supporters. 
We will be discussing a rescheduling of the ceremony with our Museum Board of Directors. When a date has been set, we will make a formal announcement and will include an agenda at that time.  We hope that you and your agency will be able to participate.  Once again our apologies. 
Museum Board President, Dave Grant

With human populations exploding, our planet is becoming crowded, polluted, more civilized, less wild. How can natural gifts be preserved for future generations? WHO'S PROTECTING THE GREAT OUTDOORS?

On the front line of natural resource protection, often working alone, routinely facing dangerous situations are GAME WARDENS. Risking and sometimes sacrificing their lives for conservation, they are NORTH AMERICAN HEROES.

Our project, the North American Game Warden Museum, has two missions: to HONOR these heroes and EDUCATE the public about their work.

NEWS

The Annual Golf Tournament is set.  See details here.

The Manitoba Natural Resource Officers Association has enlisted Glen Scrimshaw, an internationally known artist, to complete a print on their behalf with a portion of the proceeds to go to the Museum. This is not a fundraiser for the Association as they will not be receiving any benefit from the sales.

You can view the progress of the print here. This is a work in progress and colors may not be 100% accurate and may vary slightly. Please check back regularly for update images.

Museum Photo Album

Also visit the Officer Down Memorial page.