This was updated 11/25/24 The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project is an ambitious part of the state’s Comprehensive Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast, designed as a controlled way to reconnect […]
Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion: Recent Questions Previously Answered Read More »
The Atchafalaya River Master Plan team wants to hear from you about what projects should be considered as part of the new planning process that launched earlier this year. Starting
How You Can Submit Project Ideas to Improve the Atchafalaya Basin – Due by Jan 31 Read More »
By Amy Wold, Lawrence Rozas, and Heather Warner-Finley Another growing season is coming to an end, except for those of us who have planted our winter gardens, and thoughts turn
Native Plants and Your Fall and Winter Plans Read More »
By Amy Wold, LWF Policy Director A slew of news articles and personal reports have highlighted frustration from the public and fishing communities that certain species of sharks are becoming
LWF: “Robust Monitoring” Needed if Shark Limits Removed Read More »
By Amy Wold, LWF Policy Director A master plan development process to focus on the restoration and conservation of the Atchafalaya River basin got its public launch on Oct. 1
Excitement Builds for New Atchafalaya Basin Master Plan Read More »
By Amy Wold, LWF Policy Director A draft report that outlines a reorganization framework for natural resource management in the state, including changes to the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority
It’s time to turn out your lights Louisiana because the fall bird migration is in full swing. Thousands of Louisiana residents, business owners, and building managers participated in Louisiana Wildlife
LWF’s 85th Annual Convention was held in Lafayette, LA August 16-17. The convention began with a meeting of LWF’s Board of Directors on Friday, followed by the 2024 General Assembly
85th Annual Convention Packed with Information, Discussions, and Several Key Resolutions Read More »
By Amy Wold, LWF Policy Director A new proposal to control flow through Neptune Pass, an active crevasse on the Mississippi River east bank, would continue to allow land building
LWF Weighs in on Proposed Corps’ Plan to Control Neptune Pass Read More »
Solar power generation facilities are becoming a vital part of our country’s work to expand our energy options. Louisiana, with its legacy as a power generating state, is already working
LWF Voices Concern for Wildlife as More Solar Farms are Planned for Louisiana Read More »