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Tribal Fish and Wildlife Management

ABOUT NAFWS
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Tribal Fish and Wildlife Management

ABOUT NAFWS
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Tribal Fish and Wildlife Management

ABOUT NAFWS

NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES

NEW Publication available! "From the Field: Elevating Indigenous Voices"

NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES

Tribal Highlight: Harvesting the Rain: The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe Builds Water Resilience in East Texas

NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES

Spring 2026 - From the Eagles Nest Newsletter

NAFWS NEWS HEADLINES

Welcome to our NEW WEBSITE! Some functions may be unavailable for a short time.
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Supporting Tribal Stewardship

The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society’s mission is to assist Native American and Alaska Native Tribes with the conservation, protection, and enhancement of their fish and wildlife resources.

 

As a 501(c)(3) public charitable non-profit Colorado corporation, all contributions are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.

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Federally Recognized Tribes Served since 2023

593

Individual Members

227

Support Member Tribes

NAFWS is proud to partner with Tribes from across our 7 regions that are working diligently to prioritize the importance of land and wildlife management on their lands.

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Be a Driving Force – Become a Member

As a member, we share with you information on legislative, bio-technical, economic, legal, fiscal, and enforcement programs to help form a progressive agenda of Tribal management pursuits.

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Every dollar strengthens our mission

By supporting the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society, you are investing in Indigenous-led conservation, cultural preservation, and the next generation of American Indian and Alaska Native environmental stewards

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