Educational Materials

Conservation Videos

NSSF's conservation videos provide elementary through high school-aged students with accurate information on the success of sportsmen-supported conservation and wildlife management programs. These documentary videos are helpful resources for environmental science, biology, or current events coursework.

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	Wildlife for Tomorrow Grades 4-7 Tells kids the"good news" about America's thriving wildlife populations and how wildlife management has returned once endangered species to abundance. Teacher's Guide \| Activity Masters \| View Online
	The Un-endangered Species Grades 7-12 Explores the growth and success of wildlife management, and how species such as the white- tailed deer, elk, wood duck, antelope and wild turkey are no longer endangered species. Teacher's Guide \| Activity Masters \| View Online
	What They Say About Hunting Grades 7-12 Provides students with the facts they need to develop informed opinions about the role of hunting in modern society and takes a fair look at both sides of the hunting debate. Teacher's Guide \| Activity Masters \| View Online

Take Your First Shots - NSSF's First Shots program is designed, as its name implies, to introduce newcomers to the shooting sports. If you know someone who wants to get started in shooting, encourage him or her to enroll in one of these free, supervised and supportive seminars. If a First Shots seminar isn't available in your local area, bring the program to the attention of your local shooting range manager. First Shots seminars benefit new shooters, ranges and the future of the shooting sports.

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