For generations, Elmer’s Island Wildlife Refuge has been a popular destination for all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts: from hunters and anglers, to birders, beachgoers, and boaters. Whether you enjoy surf […]
ELMER’S ISLAND: A RECREATIONAL GEM THAT DESERVES MORE FUNDING, ENHANCEMENTS Read More »
Apache Corporation has been selected to receive the Governor’s Award – Conservationist of the Year for 2016 for its Apache Tree Grant Program, which has donated 4 million trees since
APACHE CORPORATION TO RECEIVE TOP 2016 LOUISIANA CONSERVATION AWARD Read More »
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) is accepting nominationsfor the 53rd Governor’s State Conservation Achievement Awards. The program recognizes those persons and organizations making outstanding contributions to the natural resource welfare and
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Congratulations to Larry Johns who was selected as the prize winner in LWF’s New Member Contest for 2016. He claimed his prize on December 9, 2016 at the LWF office.
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The Louisiana Wildlife Federation held its 77th Annual Convention on August 19-20, 2016 at the Red River National Wildlife Refuge in Bossier City, Louisiana. On Friday evening, members and guests enjoyed
LWF’S 77TH ANNUAL CONVENTION IN BOSSIER CITY Read More »
LA Camo Coalition is excited to announce the winner of our annual drawing for new members. This year’s prize is a custom fishing kayak from Kajun Custom Kayaks (valued at $1,550). Chad Nolan
LA CAMO DRAWING WINNER ANNOUNCED Read More »
Resolution No. 1A, 2016: Review of the Triploid Restriction on Grass Carp. LWF requests that the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries review its ban on the use of diploid
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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(From lacamo.org) Estuaries: Lifeblood of the Gulf National Estuaries Week (September 17-24, 2016) is a reminder of just how vital estuaries are to not only those that live, work and play
NATIONAL ESTUARIES WEEK SEPT 17-24, 2016 Read More »