WAMA will foster a vibrant education program for people of all ages and cultures, promoting appreciation of the natural world and our wildlife art heritage by:

• Providing a world class educational resource where the classroom is the WAMA site – with its natural reserve, wetlands, botanic gardens, collections and exhibits – set in the broader context of the Gariwerd National Park
• Using the WAMA precinct and its resources to;
  • engage all ages in experiencing the natural world and its depiction through the sciences and the arts, and hence
  • promote understanding and appreciation of Australia’s natural and social history, including;
    • Its unique flora and fauna
    • Its Indigenous history and interpretation
    • Its depiction in the arts, and
    • Our total dependence on its sustainability

• Providing opportunities for students of the environment and wildlife arts to learn from and work with professional educators, scientists and artists