Wilbur Ellis Brings Holiday Magic to Nature’s Window Museum
Wilbur Ellis Company brought the holiday spirit to Nature’s Window Museum, hosting their corporate Christmas party at the facility. The evening was filled with festive cheer, delicious food, and heartfelt moments. Catering was provided by Denise Morris, whose culinary creations made the night even more special.
A highlight of the event was the presentation of handmade quilted blankets crafted by a retiring employee. The thoughtful gifts were displayed proudly, adding a personal and memorable touch to the celebration.
Nature’s Window Museum is delighted to serve as a venue for events that foster connection, gratitude, and celebration within the community.
From Classroom to Wild Kingdom: MOE Students Visit Nature’s Window Museum
School field trips at the Museum can be scheduled by contacting 509-670-8081.
Highlighting Success in Hunter Safety Education
This past March marked the successful completion of the Hunter Safety Education Class by approximately 40 dedicated individuals.
This past March marked the successful completion of the Hunter Safety Education Class by approximately 40 dedicated individuals. This comprehensive course, held from March 18 to March 22, 2024, and concluding with a practical range day on March 23 at the Chelan Sportsman’s Club Gun Range, is designed to equip aspiring hunters with the knowledge and skills required for safe and responsible hunting. Completion of this program is essential for obtaining a hunting license in the State of Washington, emphasizing its critical role in promoting wildlife conservation and ethical hunting practices.
The curriculum, approved and led by certified instructors from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, covered crucial topics including firearms safety, wildlife management, and hunter responsibility. Unique to this year's session was the venue: a museum setting that allowed students to engage directly with natural habitat exhibits, enhancing their learning experience. This innovative approach, combined with a blend of lectures, video, and hands-on training, ensures that graduates are well-prepared to enter the field with a deep understanding of their responsibilities as hunters. We commend the graduates for their commitment and welcome them to the community of responsible hunters in Washington.
