1K views |  Great news! You still have time to submit an abstract for the 2025 NAFWS Alaska Regional Conference in Anchorage, AK. 歷Share your expertise in Tribal Fish & Wildlife Management! Travel Assistance available! Extended Deadline: Friday, September 19, 2025  Submit Here: https://nafws.org/2025-alaska-conference-call-for-abstracts/ | NAFWS | Facebook

What better time is there than Earth Week to observe and appreciate the rich web of life we’re a part of - and document it! Wildlife sightings from the public are incredibly useful to NJDEP Fish & Wildlife. The NJ Wildlife Tracker web app makes it easy to report your observations of Threatened and Endangered species, as well as any native nongame species and any wildlife on roadways in NJ. Report your wildlife sightings here: https://dep.nj.gov/njfw/conservation/reporting-rare-wildlife-sightings

🙌Congratulations to all of the Conservation Law Enforcement Officers (CLEOs) who competed to represent the Southwest Region at the 2026 NAFWS National Shoot as well as the SW Region's TOP GUN. See the comments below for total scores ⬇️ 🏆Top Gun - Garrett Manygoats, Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife ⭐2026 Southwest Regional Team 🔹Curtis Chapoose - Ute Indian Tribe 🔸Ryan Quinn - Southern Ute Indian Tribe 🔹Wesley Hanna - Southern Ute Indian Tribe 🔸Brandon Tsosie - Navajo Nation |

🌿 Even with the federal government shut down, Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge remains open — thanks to the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe and their leadership through a 638 Self-Governance Compact! 👏Since taking on refuge management, the Tribe has tackled long-overdue maintenance, improved visitor experiences, and strengthened resource management efforts. 💪NAFWS is proud to see the Tribe leading the way in conservation and community connection! ❤️Fawn Wager, Wildlife Refuge Manager and Ecologis

Native American Fish Trap In Action This is a very informative video showing a native american style fish trap in use. This is a genuine survival tool that we preppers and survivalist can absolutely make good use of. | Preppers for Survival