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Natural World Museum
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Last updated on July 28, 2008

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The Natural World Museum (NWM) is a cultural institution which provides interpretive art exhibitions to cultivate environmental awareness and inspire social engagement in conservation, offering educational resources for taking action in the preservation of the natural world.

Description:
VISION: NWM will be the world's first venue dedicated to global conservation through environmental art within a working model of sustainable architecture, growing our replicable program model world wide to have the broadest social impact.
PURPOSE: NWM is a cultural institution that collects, cares for, and exhibits world-class art that explores the relationship between humans and the environment for the purpose of generating a sustainable culture.
GOAL: To bring together a coalition of individuals, organizations, and businesses who believe that art inspired by nature serves as a catalyst for cultural evolution and empowers people to make informed decisions about protecting our endangered planet.

History:
Inspired to utilize his world-class art collection as an educational tool for the public, in 2001, Founding Chariman Richard V. Smith teamed up with Mia Hanak, Founding Executive Director, to convene a team of leaders in museum management, environmental education, fine arts, sustainable design and other disciplines to bring the vision of the Natural World Museum to realization. The team designed a permanent and lasting forum for the study and discovery of the world's natural habitats through the interpretive process of painting, sculpture, photography, multi-media installations, and other art forms. The NWM is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that will provide a permanent place for local, national and international communities to explore and appreciate the world in which we live.

Contact person: Danika McKenna, Employee, (phone), (email)
Main office number: (415) 402-0583
Office fax number: (415) 358-5507

Address:
 379A Clementina Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
(See a map)

Web Site: http://www.artintoaction.org

Directions:
 Our office is located on Clementina Street between 4th and 5th Streets and Howard and Folsom. BART: Exit at Powell BART Station and walk south on 5th Street. Turn left onto Clementina Street. MUNI: Take the 27 Bus to Howard and 5th Street. Exit between Howard and Folsom and continue down Clementina Street towards the east.
  Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: Powell,
  Walk distance (in minutes): 7
  Nearest Bus Stop: 27, 2 minute walk

Miscellaneous Information
Besides English, which languages are spoken at your agency?
French, Spanish
What is the minimum age for volunteers at your agency?
16
Is your agency wheelchair accessible?
Yes
Does your agency have the capacity to host groups of more than 10?
Yes
Does your agency have the capacity to host groups of more than 20?
Yes


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