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2021 Bull Elk Tag Drawing

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation Bull Elk Tag Drawing benefits the three camps Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation supports: Camp Currie, Camp Wallace, and Camp Webb. Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation uses the funds collected through the Bull Elk Tag Drawing for capital construction projects for the camps and to fund scholarships for Kentucky children to attend camp. Winner will receive a 2021 Elk Tag, 3 days of scouting, and 10 days of hunting with accommodations in Unit 4. The hunter will also win a CZ 557 American Synthetic from Kentucky Gun Company.

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Shop Amazon Smile - Support Conservation Education in Kentucky

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation​ is on Amazon Smile. When you buy something on Amazon Smile, be sure to choose Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Education and Resource Foundation Inc. (EIN: 61-1273612) when you check out! When you do, Amazon Smile will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation. It’s that simple. Donate to the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation through Amazon Smile today!

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Conservation Camp Scholarship Program

There are still over 200 children in Kentucky who have requested scholarships for summer conservation camp. These children desperately want to go to summer camp but are children whose parents/guardians are unable to send their kid to camp.  The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation provides conservation camp scholarships and we need your help. Please consider a donation to pay for a child’s camp fees.  We want to continue to provide opportunities for all children to learn about conservation.

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New Salato Wildlife Education Center Exhibit

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation built a new exhibit at the Salato Wildlife Education center! Visit the Salato Center and explore the new Be Bear Aware exhibit! The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation is financially involved in three conservation camps in the State of Kentucky, Camp Robert C. Webb on Grayson Lake, Camp Earl Wallace on Lake Cumberland and Camp John Currie on Kentucky Lake. 

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