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ADVANCING COLLABORATIVE, PROACTIVE, SCIENCE-BASED
FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACROSS THE WEST


UPCOMING EVENTS


WAFWA EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP MEETING 2024

December 3 - December 5, 2024
Jackson, Wyoming
Save the date! The 2024 WAFWA Executive Leadership Meeting for Directors,
Deputies and Commissioners will be December 3-5, 2024 in Jackson, Wyoming. Read
More


30TH PRONGHORN WORKSHOP

June 24 - June 27, 2024
Redmond, Oregon
You are invited to attend the 30th Biennial Pronghorn Workshop. This year’s
meeting will be hosted by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife at the
Eagle Crest Resort, located in Redmond, Oregon from June 24-27, 2024. Read More


RECENT NEWS


2024 WAFWA AWARD RECIPIENTS

June 20, 2024
WAFWA honored conservation professionals during the award ceremony at the 2024
WAFWA Summer Conference. Read More


STUDENT ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM 2024 FELLOWS PREPARE FOR SUMMER MEETING

April 25, 2024
The inaugural cohort for WAFWA's Student Engagement Program has been selected.
Congratulations to our 2024 cohort: Jade Collins, Kennedy Funa, Terra Martinez,
Lily Olmo, Elizabeth Painter, Sierra Williams. Read More

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WILD SHEEP INITIATIVE

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Bighorn Sheep
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WESTERN NATIVE TROUT INITIATIVE

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Photo Credit: Tim Torell
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SAGEBRUSH CONSERVATION INITIATIVE

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North-central Oregon. Photo Credit: Dan Meyers
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WESTERN GRASSLANDS INITIATIVE

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Burrowing Owl. Credit: Keith Kohl (ODFW)
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WILD SHEEP INITIATIVE

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Bighorn Sheep
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WESTERN NATIVE TROUT INITIATIVE

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Photo Credit: Tim Torell
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SAGEBRUSH CONSERVATION INITIATIVE

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North-central Oregon. Photo Credit: Dan Meyers
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WESTERN GRASSLANDS INITIATIVE

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Burrowing Owl. Credit: Keith Kohl (ODFW)
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WILD SHEEP INITIATIVE

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TIM MCCOY, WAFWA PRESIDENT




CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

FISH AND WILDLIFE BIOMETRICIAN - RENO, NV

Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Apply by June 24, 2024


WILDLIFE RESEARCH LEAD - MISSOULA, MT

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Apply by July 1, 2024


FISH & WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER (MULTIPLE POSITIONS) - STATE WIDE

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Police
Apply by June 21, 2024
Open until filled
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ABOUT US

REPRESENTING WESTERN FISH & WILDLIFE AGENCIES SINCE 1922 



The Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) represents 24
states and Canadian provinces, an area covering nearly 3.7 million square miles
of some of North America’s most wild and scenic country, inhabited by over 1,500
premier wildlife species.

Since 1922, WAFWA’s goal has been to support sound resource management and build
partnerships to conserve wildlife for the use and benefit of all citizens, now
and in the future.



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CONTACT US

WAFWA BUSINESS OFFICE

PO Box 190150
Boise, Idaho 83719

Phone: (208) 331-9431
Email: wafwa.admin@wafwa.org

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