Hit enter to search or ESC to close
Native American Fish and Wildlife Society
0
  • About
    • Background
    • Purpose & Mission
    • National Awards
      • Chief Sealth Award
      • Biologist of the Year Award
      • Conservation Officer of the Year
      • 2022 Nominations
    • Member Tribes
    • Board of Directors
    • NAFWS Staff & Interns
    • Join NAFWS Today!
  • News
    • Eagles Nest Newsletters
    • NAFWS Announcements
    • NAFWS Press Release
    • Nationwide News
    • Annual Reports
  • Resources
    • Conservation Law Enforcement
    • Jobs
    • Laws and Regulations
    • Resolutions
    • Funding
    • Other Resources
    • Video Library
    • Photography Mentions
  • Initiatives
    • Climate Change
    • Recovering America’s Wildlife Act
    • Tribal Conservation Law Enforcement Program Enhancement
    • Tribal Wildlife Corridors
    • Wildlife Health
    • Projects
      • Alaska Tribal Climate Resilience
      • Chronic Wasting Disease
      • Project: Tribal Involvement In State Wildlife Action Plans
  • Youth & Pre-Professional
    • Summer Youth Practicum
    • NAFWS Internship Program
    • NAFWS Scholarships
    • NAFWS Showcase
    • Professional Development
    • Educational Resources
  • Events & Training
  • Contact
    • Donate Today
Login
  • Join
  • 0
    was successfully added to your cart.

    Cart

NAFWS Projects

NAFWS works on a wide variety of Tribal fish and wildlife issues. Some of our current project focuses include: Chronic Wasting Disease, Alaska Tribal Climate Resilience, Tribal Involvement in State Wildlife Action Plans, and Invasive Species Management.

Chronic Wasting Disease

Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a highly contagious neurological disease that affects deer, elk, reindeer, sika deer, and moose. CWD can be detrimental to food security, cultural and spiritual practices, and economic well-being. Surveillance on Tribal lands is crucial for managing the impacts and spread.

Alaska Tribal Climate Resilience

In partnership with the Alaska Climate Adaptation and Science Center‘s (AK CASC) Alaska Tribal Resilience Learning Network (AK TRLN), NAFWS is working to support Alaska Native Tribes to address management and adaptation needs as they adapt to the current and future impacts of climate change.

Tribal Involvement In State Wildlife Action Plans

State Wildlife Action Plans identified 12,000 species of greatest conservation need and estimated that $1.3 billion dollars is needed annually to implement the plans. However, in most states, there is a lack of Tribal engagement in the development and implementation of these plans.

Invasive Species Management

Coming soon!

10465 Melody Dr., Ste. 307
Northglenn, CO 80234

303-466-1725

INFORMATION

  • About
  • Latest News
  • Events
  • Membership

HELPFUL LINKS

  • Donate Today
  • Background
  • NAFWS Staff & Interns
  • Contact

Subscribe

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Site Map

© 2021 Native American Fish and Wildlife Society. All rights reserved.

  • About
    • Background
    • Purpose & Mission
    • National Awards
      • Chief Sealth Award
      • Biologist of the Year Award
      • Conservation Officer of the Year
      • 2022 Nominations
    • Member Tribes
    • Board of Directors
    • NAFWS Staff & Interns
    • Join NAFWS Today!
  • News
    • Eagles Nest Newsletters
    • NAFWS Announcements
    • NAFWS Press Release
    • Nationwide News
    • Annual Reports
  • Resources
    • Conservation Law Enforcement
    • Jobs
    • Laws and Regulations
    • Resolutions
    • Funding
    • Other Resources
    • Video Library
    • Photography Mentions
  • Initiatives
    • Climate Change
    • Recovering America’s Wildlife Act
    • Tribal Conservation Law Enforcement Program Enhancement
    • Tribal Wildlife Corridors
    • Wildlife Health
    • Projects
      • Alaska Tribal Climate Resilience
      • Chronic Wasting Disease
      • Project: Tribal Involvement In State Wildlife Action Plans
  • Youth & Pre-Professional
    • Summer Youth Practicum
    • NAFWS Internship Program
    • NAFWS Scholarships
    • NAFWS Showcase
    • Professional Development
    • Educational Resources
  • Events & Training
  • Contact
    • Donate Today
  • Join