Recently, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission adopted regulations on handling cervid carcasses as a preventive measure to hopefully halt the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) into Louisiana. Currently […]
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Kamryn Paige Hatton of Crowville and Earl Darby Jr. from Broussard have been named the 2015 Louisiana Female and Male Youth Hunters of the Year (YHOY). The duo was recognized
2015 LOUISIANA YOUTH HUNTERS OF THE YEAR HONORED AT LOWA CONFERENCE Read More »
Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s 77th Annual Convention August 19-20, 2016 Red River National Wildlife Refuge 150 Eagle Bend Point Bossier City, Louisiana Schedule of Events Friday, August 19, 2016 6:00pm
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR LWF’S 77TH ANNUAL CONVENTION IN BOSSIER CITY, AUGUST 19-20, 2016 Read More »
Keith Saucier, 1st Vice President of Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF), passed away on Saturday after a battle with cancer. Many of our members may have worked with Keith when he
IN MEMORY OF KEITH SAUCIER, LONG-TIME LWF BOARD MEMBER, PAST PRESIDENT Read More »
On April 17th 2016, North Boulevard saw a throng of people gathered to both celebrated and get educated on Louisiana and the world’s environment. Among the various organizations there to
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The National Wildlife Federation has a new interactive report talking about the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010, which killed eleven men and coated areas of the
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION WEIGHS IN ON CURRENT STATUS FROM BP OIL SPILL Read More »
From the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries: April 12, 2016 – A major milestone was reached this week in the reintroduction of the whooping crane in Louisiana when the
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Todd Masson, outdoors writer for The Times-Picayune, recently wrote a great article explaining the fisheries benefits of two planned diversions on the lower Mississippi River. Yes, there will be an initial
RIVER DIVERSIONS WILL BENEFIT FISHERIES IN THE LONG RUN Read More »
The 52nd Governor’s State Conservation Achievement Awards Program, hosted by Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF), celebrated six individuals, an education program, an organization and a business for their outstanding achievement in