Programs Supported by Grants from the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation

Click on the links below to learn more about the groups the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation has supported with grants.

• Kids Outdoor Sports Camp ( KOSC)
• National Rifle Association
• Petaluma Wildlife Museum
• Friedkin Conservation Fund
• Bighorn Institute
• CalTip
• The Conservation Fund
• Deseret Land and Livestock Foundation
• David D. Bohannon Memorial Kenex Wetlands Conservation Project
• National Wildlife Art Museum
• Nature Conservancy of Idaho
• San Francisco Zoological Society
• United Sportsmen of America
• Zambezi Kavira Conservation Foundation
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Petaluma Wildlife Museum

Petaluma, California

Housed in the Steven E. Nelson Adventure Center, named after Steven E. Nelson, a former President of the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation, funded by the Bohannon and Nelson families and the Mzuri Wildlife Foundation, the Petaluma Wildlife Museum is largest student run museum in the nation. The 10,000 square foot complex is filled with live animals, displays and many hands on activities. The Petaluma Wildlife Museum is run almost entirely by high school students. The student docents lead tours, care for the animals and design and build new exhibits. The Petaluma Wildlife Museum offers a summer wildlife program for youth aged 8-13. Current projects include a new Native American artifact collection and a multi-species South American exhibit.

Petaluma Wildlifre Museum Website

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