The Oklahoma Wildlife Youth Camp this camp gives Oklahoma Youth, ages 14 16, the opportunity to see what its like to be a Game Warden. Activities include wildlife law enforcement training, self defense, shooting, archery, rappelling and many other classes designed to further the students understanding of wildlife law enforcement.

Since 2002 the OSGWA has donated over $12,000 to the youth camp.  In addition the association has provided custom made caps for all the campers, counselors, and benefactors to the camp.  The OSGWA supports the ODWC in trying to recruit and retain our youth into the sports of hunting and fishing.

You can view photos of camp here.

Scholarship Program OSGWA offers various scholarships to Oklahoma colleges for students interested in a career in wildlife law enforcement.  The files are in .pdf format.

OSGWA Academic Scholarship application.
Doug Frazier Scholarship applicaton.

See the 2006 Scholarship winners.

NAWEOA a portion of OSGWA member dues goes toward our membership in the North American Wildlife Enforcement Officers Association (NAWEOA), a non profit fraternal organization consisting of wildlife officers from the United States and Canada. NAWEOA offers an annual conference and banquet, training, and support for all of its members.

NAWEM The National Wildlife Enforcement Memorial Museum and Educational Center

Operation Game Thief OGT has a toll free number (1 800 5228039) provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation that allows concerned sportsman to report wildlife violations and receive cash rewards for convictions.

OSGWA purchases job related items for members such as enforcement equipment, office equipment, etc

Legal Defense Fund Upon approval of a review board, OSGWA provides limited funding for officers in need of legal defense for duty related issues.