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FROM LWF:
A Leader In Wildlife Conservation For More Than Seven Decades
join us to protect our natural resources for future generations
LWF represents a broad constituency of conservationists including hunters, anglers, campers, birders, boaters, and other outdoor enthusiasts who believe in constructive conservation and protection of our state's natural resources and the quality of the environment.
OUR PRINCIPLES
- Conserve Louisiana’s natural resources with emphasis on wildlife and their habitats
- Protect the rights of Louisiana citizens to enjoy these resources
- Advance sound, scientifically established resource management principles
- Engage outdoor enthusiasts through education and advocacy
- LWF is an affiliate organization of National Wildlife Federation and together we form a powerful network for wildlife conservation locally and nationally.
BUSINESS ALLIANCE
Become a Founding Member!
Corporate support has been and always will be essential for the promotion and protection of our sportsman’s paradise. Quality outdoor opportunities make Louisiana a desirable place to work and live, and adds to our economic well-being. Together we can strengthen the connection between Louisiana business leaders and natural resources stewards.
Membership benefits include:
- Connecting with LWF Members through offers
- Volunteers Opportunities for Your Employees
- Leadership Development with LWF
- And Much More
Join Today(PDF) & Become a Corporate Conservation Leader!
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LET'S KID AROUND
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discover fun places to go with the kids!
Time, Talent
and Treasure!
Donations and volunteers are greatly appreciated. Contact the Development Director for more information.
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Meet Our President
Marty Floyd, of Cheneyville, is a retired wildlife biologist with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and currently works as a biologist consultant on recovery efforts from natural and manmade disasters. He is a past president of the Louisiana Association of Professional Biologists, Rapides Wildlife Association, and Louisiana Ornithological Society. Marty is an avid birder, and enjoys hunting and fishing.