Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1500
Farmington, AR 72730
Arkansas Wildlife Federation
An independent, non-governmental, statewide organization dedicated to the future of Arkansas wildlife.
Advocacy
What We Do
Uniting For Arkansas Wildlife
To ensure a thriving future for Arkansas wildlife, AWF advocates for local, state, and federal policies that conserve and protect wildlife and their habitats as well as public access and appropriate use and management of public lands.
AWF takes a nonpartisan, wildlife-centered approach to legislative advocacy by building inclusive coalitions and establishing a policy agenda for the greatest positive impact on wildlife and their habitats in Arkansas.
Citizens like YOU provide a critical voice.
Keeping Arkansas Wild
Current Issues
Recovering Americas Wildlife Act
Recovering Americas Wildlife Act
Critical legislation to reverse species loss.
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North American
Grasslands Conservation Act
North American
Grasslands Conservation Act
Protecting America’s most imperiled habitat.
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Arkansas Conservation Coalition
We believe in building an inclusive and innovative statewide coalition to provide thought-leadership and speak as one strong voice for Arkansas wildlife.
While major conservation successes have been achieved in the past, many species and their habitats continue to decline. We must do more.
To address the urgent and complex threats facing wildlife and wild places today, we must go beyond the status quo and welcome diverse voices and ideas into the conversation. We must be transparent, nonpartisan, and united for the future of Arkansas wildlife.
Watch for more details to come – follow us on social media and subscribe to our e-news for latest updates. For more information, contact Terri Lane, AWF Director tlane@arwild.org.
Each state is charged by Congress to develop a comprehensive wildlife conservation strategy. Arkansas’ strategy, the Arkansas Wildlife Action Plan, is administered by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and implemented by a coalition of partners.