WWC Heritage Dinner & Auction

Saturday, June 6th, 2009 at the Tacoma Sportsmen's Club

Social Hour at 4:00 p.m. - Dinner at 5:30 p.m. - Auction at 7:00 p.m.

Relaxed Atmosphere! - Never Boring! - Always Fun!

It’s time for WWC’s biggest fundraiser of the year! This is the one that helps us fund the Hunter’s Heritage Council PAC and public outreach events that educate the public about the benefits of the sporting conservationist and what you do for them!

Seats Are Limited - Reserve Yours Now!

Early Bird Special: Pre-purchase $100 worth of Bucket Raffle Tickets by May 30^th and your Prime Rib Dinner is FREE!

Prime Rib Dinner & Membership: $30

At the door: $40 (Subject to availability)

Ticket Form

8 Chair Donor Table

The Puyallup Fair - Volunteer Request!

WWC will have a booth in the Northwest Outdoors / Go Play Outside building again this year. This is the biggest outreach the Washington sportsmen’s community has with the opportunity to reach over 1 million people. To do this we need volunteers to staff the booth. The dates of the fair are September 11 through 27. If you can take a shift in the booth you will receive free entrance to the fair and, for as long as they last, a parking pass.

WWC Platform

Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation is committed to working together to advance the tenet of scientific wildlife management and protect the rights of Washington State conservationists, sportsmen and sportswomen.
The WWC resolves to protect the heritage of our husbandry, to educate, assist and assimilate information about wildlife issues, to be a focal point for public involvement.

Why was Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation formed?

To organize and unite wildlife interest groups to:

Protect the rights of Washington state citizens.

Defend the management techniques used to control wildlife populations.

Encourage management by wildlife professionals based on scientific data rather than false rhetoric and emotion.

Oppose animal rights extremists and their ultimate goal of no consumptive use of wildlife.

What is the WWC?

An alliance of individuals and organizations concerned with the health and well being of Washington's wildlife, and wildlife management methods.

Who are WWC members?

Individuals and organizations that have a stewardship relationship with wildlife.

What does the WWC hope to accomplish?

Educate the citizens of Washington state about the successful use of wildlife management practices that currently provide viable wildlife populations for everyone to enjoy.

Where does WWC funding come from?

Member organizations, individual members and contributions.

Is the WWC only interested in wildlife?

Our primary focus is wildlife. However, WWC realizes the long term agenda of "animal rightists" is to eliminate the use of all animals and animal products both domestic and wild. Therefore, WWC will serve as an information resource for other animal interest groups.