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Bring your group, your imagination, and take a walk on the wild side! 

MDWFP's Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is truly an off-site, living classroom and should be considered a very important part of any curriculum.

Collections of links to Area Attractions

Learn more about Mississippi's Reciprocal Agreements with Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee, which govern fishing and hunting along state lines. 

Host a unique birthday party for your child at the Museum!

The Scenic Streams Stewardship Program was designed to promote voluntary private conservation efforts along Mississippi's unique and outstanding rivers and streams.

Explore habitats, fossils, aquariums, nature trails, dinosaur models, and more.

Discover 11 Animatronic Dinosaurs & more!

Volunteering at the museum is an opportunity to share, learn, serve, meet people, teach, and experience the stimulating environment of Mississippi's natural resources. 

Special fishing regulations for an individual water bodies.

Find information about how to become a conservation officer.

Mississippi's Wildlife laws are intended to keep people safe, protect personal property, and conserve the state's natural resources

The MDWFP Boating Access Grant Program can provide assistance to municipal, county, and other governmental entities to develop or improve boating access facilities on public lakes or rivers.

Find information and resources to help you lime, fertilize, maintain, and stock your pond to make it the best habitat it can be.