🚨 Great news! You still have time to submit an abstract for the 2025 NAFWS Alaska Regional Conference in Anchorage, AK. 🦌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

2.9K views · 68 reactions | DEEP Forester David Irvin spends a couple moments talking about identification of two native Connecticut trees, the tulip-poplar and American sycamore. | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife | Facebook

Welcome back to Christina’s Conservation Corner 🐻🌿 Florida black bears are native to our area and may occasionally move through Babcock Ranch as part of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. As a BearWise community, simple actions make a big difference, secure trash, remove food sources, stay aware, and always keep your distance. Please report any bear sightings or activity to Wildlife@BabcockRanch.com. For safety concerns or expert assistance, contact Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission

31 reactions | Watch Jicarilla Apache Nation Game and Fish Officer, Elridge Vigil, perform a figure 8 drill at the NAFWS Southwest Region Conservation Law Enforcement Training last week! | NAFWS | Facebook

Today we’re celebrating an important win for wildlife! The California Fish and Game Commission has voted to list mountain lion populations in parts of Southern California and the Central Coast as threatened under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA), following a status review by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. These mountain lions face serious challenges, including habitat loss and fragmentation from roads and development, vehicle strikes, rodenticides, and the risks of i