A national Native American non-profit organization, the Native American Fish & Wildlife Society, serves as a communication medium for self-determined Native American fish and wildlife managers.

We serve as a communication network between tribal, federal, and state fish and wildlife management entities.

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	Hawaiian Hoary Bat Studies, Volunteer Positions 7 Downloads	206.32 KB
	USDA Provides $66 Million in Fiscal Year 2019 to Protect Agriculture and Natural Resources from Plant Pests and Diseases 29 Downloads	171.98 KB
	FWS Directorate Fellowship Program 18 Downloads	342.7 KB
	Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program 24 Downloads	3.04 MB
	Global Wildlife Resources Wildlife Chemical Capture Course Outline 34 Downloads	383.8 KB
	Michigan 2019 Wildlife Course Announcement 29 Downloads	191.72 KB
	FWS Directorate Resource Assistant Fellows Program 31 Downloads	343.64 KB
	Electrofishing Training 60 Downloads	316.16 KB
	May 2019 Schedule 94 Downloads	376.87 KB
	May 2019 Registration Form 66 Downloads	117 KB
	Wildlife Field Forensics: Advanced Training for Wildlife Crime Scene Investigations 119 Downloads	734.99 KB
	Consulting with Tribal Nations 44 Downloads	108.85 KB

SAIGE 16th Annual National Training Program, June 10-13

SAIGE 16th Annual National Training Program, June 10-13, at the Seneca Niagara Resort in Niagara Falls, NY.

Brower Youth Award for Environmental Leadership

WILDLIFE HANDLING & CHEMICAL IMMOBILIZATION

Global Wildlife Resources (GWR) is offering a list of chemical immobilization training opportunities for 2019 in the US and Canada. These courses are designed for state/tribal/private/federal wildlife professionals, animal control officers, zoo caretakers, and captive wildlife organizations, university students, veterinarians, and veterinary technicians.