Which organization is NOT a source of hunter education funding and support?

The U.S. Department of Transportation does not provide funding or support specifically for hunter education programs. Hunter education typically falls under the purview of organizations that are concerned with wildlife management, conservation, and outdoor education.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, on the other hand, has programs that can support conservation initiatives that might overlap with hunting and land management. The National Wildlife Federation focuses on conservation efforts and provides resources related to wildlife education and protection, which can include hunter education. State Fish and Wildlife Agencies are directly involved in managing wildlife resources and typically offer and fund hunter education programs as part of their mission to promote safe and responsible hunting practices.

This makes the U.S. Department of Transportation the entity that lacks a direct role in supporting or funding hunter education initiatives.