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The Bolack Museum Foundation preserves and shares the natural and technological heritage of the world through educational programs and exhibits. Located on the historic B Square Ranch in Farmington, New Mexico, we operate two world-class museums and maintain over 12,500+ acres as a living laboratory for sustainable land stewardship.

Through our museums, conservation programs, and hands-on learning opportunities, we inspire visitors of all ages to understand and appreciate the interconnectedness of wildlife, and of human innovation, inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards.

The museum houses one of the largest private wildlife collections in the United States. More than 2,500 mounted specimens from around the globe are displayed in natural habitat settings that bring you face-to-face with incredible animals. Each room is laid out by continent, allowing visitors to explore lifelike ecosystems from around the world while learning about biodiversity, ecosystems, and the importance of wildlife conservation.

This one-of-a-kind collection showcases the machines and inventions that powered progress across the American Southwest — from early communications technology, agricultural machinery, and oil field equipment that transformed industries and our communities. The 3.5 acre museum preserves the ingenuity that shaped the American Southwest.

Education is at the heart of everything we do. We welcome school groups, families, and lifelong learners to explore the wonders of wildlife and the evolution of technology through guided tours, educational programs, and firsthand observation of historic land and conservation practices.

  • Guided museum tours (by appointment)
  • School field trip programs
  • Wildlife observation and bird watching
  • Conservation-education programs
  • Heavy Equipment Operation Training

Thousands of students visit annually to learn about ecosystems, sustainable technology, conservation, and responsible land stewardship, gaining a deeper appreciation for the natural and technological heritage of the world.