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.

APHIS Announces Progress in Implementing 2018 Farm Bill Program

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service News Release - Draft Recovery Plan for the Topeka Shriner

The NAFWS will be hiring two biologists positions. Closing date: March 2, 2020. 

The Biologists are responsible for providing technical service to the NAFWS members and member Tribes with an emphasis on invasive species and wildlife disease.

Technical assistance and training are important to the NAFWS’ mission to assist Native American and Alaska Native tribes with conservation, protection, and enhancement of their fish and wildlife resources.

Biologist Announcement  Biologist Job Description

Wildlife Field Forensics: Advanced Training for Wildlife Crime Scene Investigators, May 12-14, 2020, Double Arrow Lodge, Seely, MT.

 

Wildlife Field Forensics Seminar Information  Wildlife Field Foreniscs Schedule
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