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Native American Fish & Wildlife Society

Native American Fish & Wildlife Society

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Northglenn，Colorado 2,985 位关注者

A national communications network to support self-determined Tribal fish and wildlife management

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The Society’s purposes are charitable, educational, scientific and cultural, as well as the following: To assist in the facilitation and coordination of inter-tribal communication in regards to fish and wildlife matters, including issues with treaty rights, court cases related to fish and wildlife, and hunting and fishing regulations. To protect, preserve and conserve the wise use and management of tribal fish, wildlife, and recreation resources. To educate Native Americans involved in fish and wildlife management, policy decision makers, community members and others similarly dedicated to tribal natural resource management, of the best management practices. To provide administrative support, expertise and advice to tribal governments, relating to tribal fish, wildlife and recreation resources. To improve the general welfare of tribal people through educational, charitable, as well as fish and wildlife enhancement activities. To provide professional publications and promotional activities for disseminating information about Native American fish and wildlife resources to members, organizations, public officials, and the general public.

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https://www.nafws.org/
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规模
11-50 人
总部
Northglenn，Colorado
类型
非营利机构
创立
1983
领域
Conservation、Fish & Wildlife、Native American、Native Alaskan、Communication、Policy、Climate Change、Youth、Trainings、Laws & Regulations、Funding、Internships、Scholarships、Mentoring、Tribal Management、Tribes、Wildlife、Invasive Species、Wildlife disease、Wildlife Management、Treaty Rights和Sovereignty

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    10465 Melody Dr.

    Ste. 307

    US，Colorado，Northglenn，80234

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  • ??Invasive Species Management 3-Day Workshop & Fair ??The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society and the La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians are excited to announce an Invasive Species Management in-person training on April 28-30th, 2025 at the La Jolla Tribe Campground, Pauma Valley, California. ??During this 3-day field training, participants will learn the elements needed in a management plan to successfully manage invasive species, how to conduct inventories for invasive species, and control techniques. There will be classroom and field elements, including inventories and tree planting. Please come prepared for field work and with a laptop or notebook to work on preparing an invasive species management plan. ?On April 30th, there will be an Invasive Species Management Fair event that will provide information on invasive species and funding for invasive species management. ??For more information visit our events and training page: https://lnkd.in/gkpyhd29

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  • ?Don't forget to join us for today's NAFWS webinars! ??Informational Webinar: Quarter One check-in with America’s Ecosystem Restoration Initiative (AERI) Grantees ??March 13, 2025 ?11 AM MST/ 1 PM EST ??This webinar is an opportunity for FY22-FY24 AERI grantees to join the NAFWS Grants team for a quick check-in. We’ll provide a brief overview of the Tribes and their projects that were awarded FY24 funding and then cover some basic refresher information on amendment and payment requests, and reporting. ??Professional Development Webinar Series: Conference 101 ??March 13, 2025 ? 11 AM MST ??Join Ashley Mueller, Education Coordinator, to talk about NAFWS and to learn about abstracts. You will learn about upcoming conferences, how to prepare for a conference, what to pack for a conference, what to wear for a conference, and details about our 2025 NAFWS Annual National Conference! ??For more information visit our Events & Training page: https://lnkd.in/gkpyhd29

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  • ???Geospatial Migration Movement Mapping In-Person Training at the United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) Campus in Bismarck, ND ?? April 11-12, 2025 ??The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society (NAFWS) and United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) are excited to announce a geospatial migration movement mapping in-person training at the United Tribes Technical College. In this training, participants will have the opportunity to explore animal movement data and complete analysis to answer critical management questions. We will also cover the collection of GPS collar data from wildlife and how it helps inform conservation management. ?It is REQUIRED that registrants have a basic understanding of ArcGIS Pro: how to take csv formatted movement data and transform it into a shapefile, project data sets, create shapefiles, and have a basic understanding of raster datasets. ?Registration closes March 28th, 2025 ?? To register, visit our Events and Training page: https://lnkd.in/gkpyhd29

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  • ??The 2025 42nd Native American Fish and Wildlife Society Annual National Conference, hosted by the Eastern Shoshone & Northern Arapaho Tribes of the Wind River Reservation, will be held from May 12 to 15, 2025, at the Wind River Wind Hotel and Casino in Riverton, Wyoming. ??Early Bird Registration Fees are available until March 28, 2025! ??For more National Conference Information visit our conference page: https://lnkd.in/gtwvT4R9

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  • ??National Award Nominations are OPEN & Due April 4, 2025! Awards will be presented at the 42nd Annual NAFWS National Conference, May 12-15, 2025, at the Wind River Hotel & Casino in Riverton, WY! ??Nominations close on April 4, 2025 ?We are currently accepting nominations for the Chief Sealth Award, Biologist of the Year Award, Conservation Officer of the Year Award, and Emerging Professional Award. ??Submit Nominations on our 2025 National Conference page: https://lnkd.in/gtwvT4R9

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  • Please join us in welcoming the NAFWS Communication Director, Gwen Lassen! ??? Gwen grew up in the desert of the Southwest with parents working to restore depleted soil and grow food with a limited water supply, which contributed to an early awareness of the importance of natural resources. She comes from a background in education and non-profit management with a passion for connecting people. She holds a master's degree in communication management from the University of Denver and a certification in climate education from Climatebase. In her free time, Gwen loves playing with her two little daughters, reading, and is learning to watercolor the desert plants that make her feel at home.

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  • ??Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) Training ??April 10-11, 2025 ??The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society (NAFWS) is pleased to announce an in person HPAI training. This training will comprehensively address the history of HPAI, its impacts on both domestic and wild animals, and crucial field safety protocols. Additionally, the program will feature a session on sampling techniques, a panel discussion with agency partners, and collaborative group discussions aimed at identifying key research needs. ??To register, visit our Events and Training page: https://lnkd.in/gkpyhd29

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  • ??Professional Development Webinar Series: Conference 101 ??March 13, 2025 ? 11 AM MST ??Join Ashley Mueller, Education Coordinator, to talk about NAFWS and to learn about abstracts. You will learn about upcoming conferences, how to prepare for a conference, what to pack for a conference, what to wear for a conference, and details about our 2025 NAFWS Annual National Conference! ?? https://www.nafws.org

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  • ?? Deadlines are coming up for the 42nd Annual NAFWS National Conference, May 12-15, at the Wind River Hotel & Casino in Riverton, WY! ?Due Friday, March 7, 2025 ??Call for Abstract submissions ??Travel Funding Assistance application ??Student Travel Scholarship application ??Early Bird Registration is until March 28th, 2025. ??You can find all your National Conference information here: https://lnkd.in/gtwvT4R9

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