International Wildlife Museum
Tucson’s Natural History Museum

The International Wildlife Museum is dedicated to increasing knowledge and appreciation of the diverse wildlife of the world as well as explaining the role of wildlife management in conservation. Founded in 1988, the museum highlights over 400 species of insects, mammals and birds from around the globe.  Some of the collections are more than 100 years old and all the animals found at the museum were donated by various government agencies, wildlife rehabilitation centers, captive breeding programs, zoos and individuals. 

Dioramas depicting wild animals in their natural settings, videos, interactive computers, and hands-on exhibits promote wildlife appreciation and conservation. Your visit is an excellent opportunity to see animals up close and gain a better understanding of their adaptive characteristics, habitats and conservation issues.

The International Wildlife Museum is an educational program of the Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF).  The foundation is a 501(c) (3) charitable organization that funds and manages worldwide programs dedicated to wildlife conservation, outdoor education and humanitarian services.

Kristine Massey, Museum Education Curator, was a guest on SouthwestBlend.com’s ‘Champagne Sundays’ Online Radio Show. This show was a special Nature & Wildlife show that aired live on April 6^th, 2008. To listen to the entire, unedited show, please click here. To listen to the interview, please Double Click on the Play Button below.

International Wildlife Museum
Address: 4800 West Gates Pass Road, Tucson, AZ  85745
Tel: (520) 629.0100
Web: www.thewildlifemuseum.org