The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), the Louisiana Wildlife Federation and the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association are seeking submissions for the 2017 Youth Hunter of the Year contest. […]
REGISTRATION FOR LOUISIANA’S 2017 YOUTH HUNTER OF THE YEAR CONTEST Read More »
COASTAL RESTORATION, HABITAT PROTECTION AND EDUCATION AMONG THE CONSERVATION EFFORTS RECOGNIZED AT AWARDS BANQUET March 29, 2018 12:00 AM (Baton Rouge, March 29, 2018) The 54th Governor’s State Conservation Achievement
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) is in its first year with an exciting program to assist in the development of future conservation leaders in Louisiana, known as the Edgar Veillon
LWF ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE EDGAR VEILLON CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP CORPS Read More »
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) will co-host an informational meeting with the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) on the Mississippi River Reintroduction into Maurepas Swamp project. The meeting
Bren Haase, Chief of the Planning and Research Division for the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), has been selected to receive the Governor’s Award – Conservationist of the Year
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) is accepting nominations for the 54th Governor’s State Conservation Achievement Awards. The program recognizes those persons and organizations making outstanding contributions to the natural resource welfare and
Louisiana Wildlife Federation is celebrating 77 years today! On October 30, 1940 LWF incorporated as an organization in Louisiana. Read about our founding and what was important to sportsmen and women for
LOUISIANA WILDLIFE FEDERATION CELEBRATES 77 YEARS Read More »
We have a winner for this year’s drawing! Congratulations to Mindy Lomonaco! She is the lucky winner of a Yeti Hopper 40 (retail value: $400)! Special thanks to Massey’s Outfitters
LA CAMO COALITION DRAWING WINNER ANNOUNCED Read More »
Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation (LPBF) released a policy paper “Recommended Policy: Treated Municipal Wastewater Assimilation in Natural Wetlands in Coastal Louisiana” that recommends not allowing new wastewater projects to discharge into natural
LWF is opposed to the introduction of a non-native species that could possibly be released in the wild where it can 1) endanger Louisiana’s native sturgeon species through hybridization and
LWF OPPOSES ADDING STERLET STURGEON TO LOUISIANA’S DOMESTICATED AQUATIC ORGANISM LIST Read More »