Frequently Asked Questions
Everybody has questions. Here are some of the common questions we get about WLA in general.
Q:
What does Wildlife Action do?
A: I’m glad you asked me that question.
Wildlife Action believes that everything that happens in this
good earth falls in one of five categories which is our WLA Law:
Preservation; Conservation; Education; Sportsmanship; and
Fellowship.
Q:
Are you a kid’s organization?
A: No, we are a conservation organization that focuses on putting
children and families in the woods and on the waters to understand,
appreciate and therefore protect our natural resources.
Q:
What does Wildlife Action do?
A: Wildlife Action’s mission is to raise public awareness about
wildlife habitat, teach conservation of our natural resources,
educate people on stewardship of the good earth and promote
responsible sportsmanship and ethics. We attempt to do this through
environmental education programs, outdoor skills lessons, seminars,
public hearings, training days, certifications and the like.
Q:
Are you an animal removal service?
A: No. Contact your local or state agency for nuisance animal
issues.
Q:
What are some of the programs offered through
WLA?
A: Outdoor Adventure Camps, Guided River Trips, Youth
Hunts, Woman in the Woods Programs, Wild Days, Archery Tournaments,
Fishing Rodeos, Instructional Camping Trips, Basic Survival
Training, Concealed Weapons Permits, Hunter Education
Certifications, Skeet and Trap Matches, Cowboy Action, Bird Walks,
Owl Prowls, Canoe Clinics, Pig Pickins, Bird House Building, Family
Days, Membership Appreciation events, guide services and more!
Q:Would a member of Wildlife Action be willing to
come speak at a group to tell about WLA?
A: YES! Contact your local chapter and set up a time.