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NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES
NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES
Supporting Tribal Stewardship
The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society’s mission is to assist Native American and Alaska Native Tribes with the conservation, protection, and enhancement of their fish and wildlife resources.
As a 501(c)(3) public charitable non-profit Colorado corporation, all contributions are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.
451
Federally Recognized Tribes Served since 2023
860
Individual Members
227
Support Member Tribes
NAFWS is proud to partner with Tribes from across our 7 regions that are working diligently to prioritize the importance of land and wildlife management on their lands.
Great opportunities for mutual support and development by participants willing to engage and cooperate with a larger community.
- Great Plains Regional Conference Attendee
Learned more about new world screwworm response and status in the US. Also learned about Tribal wildlife management and habitat restoration efforts, especially with respect to invasive species and the work that NAFWS is doing.
- Southwest Regional Conference Attendee
I enjoyed the stream culvert presentations and the AI weir (fish trap). The tours of Sitka Tribes biomonitoring lab and SSSC were the highlights. Lots of great connections made!
- Alaska Regional Conference Attendee
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