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NMFWA holds a Silent Auction during the annual Show & Tell Reception. Items for the auction are donated entirely by our generous members, such as food or beverages local to your area, rare field books, art, outdoor gear—all have been great hits! So keep ‘em coming. All of the Silent Auction proceeds go directly into the NMFWA Scholarship Fund, which helps with college tuition expenses for students pursuing degrees in natural resources. Preference for scholarship awards is given to members of NMFWA or relatives of NMFWA members, active duty or honorably discharged military service members, and individuals currently working or have worked on Department of Defense lands. More information on our Scholarship Program can be found here on our Scholarship Page

Auction Item Submission:  Please place auction items at the front NMFWA registration desk with a donation submittal form. The submittal forms will be available at the registration desk. All items should be dropped at the front desk no later than noon on the day of the auction (Thursday, 17 March).
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Possible Auction Items
  •  Art
  • Outdoor/ field gear
  • Books - Guide books, photography etc
  • Hand crafted items
  • Unique/Regional Foods:
    • Beef Jerky from Texas,
    • Cheese from Wisconsin,
    • Peanuts from Virginia
  • Craft Beer or Wine from your community
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  • Home
  • Annual Meeting
    • 2023 NMFWA Workshop >
      • 2023 Agenda
      • 2023 Silient Auction Submission
    • 2022 NMFWA Wrap up
    • Past Meeting Archive Index >
      • 20-24 Past Meeting Archive
      • 17-19 Past Meeting Archive
  • About
    • Contact Us
    • Our Board
    • Hall of Fame >
      • Larry Adams
      • Chris Eberly
      • Dennis Herbert
      • Larry Jahn
      • Chester Martin
      • Christina Ramsey
      • Robert Sikes
      • Gene Stout
      • Linton Swindell
      • Tom Warren
      • Thomas White
      • WMI
      • PEER
    • History >
      • 1983-1990
      • 1991-2000
      • 2001-2010
      • 2011-2015
  • Networking
    • Working Groups >
      • New Technology
      • Climate Change >
        • Climate Change Links
        • Climate Change Blog
      • BASH >
        • BASH Newsletter
      • Bird
      • Bats
      • Law Enforcement
      • Recreation
      • Herpetology
      • Invasive Species
      • Pollinators >
        • Pollinators Blog
      • Fire Working Group
    • Mentorship Program
  • Outreach
    • NMFWA Scholarship
    • Awards >
      • Award Rules
      • Awards Submission
    • Sponsorship
    • Jobs Listings
    • Announcement Board >
      • NMFWA Needs You
  • Knowledge
    • FAQ
    • Certification Program
    • Current FAWN >
      • Fawn Archive