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LWF Weighs in on Proposed Reorganization of LDENR

July 11, 2024

Over its eight decades as an organization, LWF has facilitated citizen action and engagement in natural resources management on behalf of our membership that has been comprised of hunters, anglers, […]

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LWF Concerned about Direction and Future of Coastal Program, CPRA

May 22, 2024

UPDATE: HB 806 that changes CPRA’s board passed the Senate on May 22, 2024 and is headed to the Governor’s desk for signing. As the 2024 legislative session winds down, […]

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LWF Comments on Governor Landry’s Executive Order to Reorganize CPRA

May 22, 2024

Governor Landry has signed Executive Order JML 24-13 which calls for moving the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) from an independent, stand-alone agency to one that would be under […]

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LWF comments on local impacts of carbon capture and sequestration

January 12, 2024

Updated (1/29/24): The CCS Task Force held another meeting on January 18, 2024. A link to that meeting has been added to the end of this blog. Louisiana Wildlife Federation […]

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EPA turns over regulatory control of carbon sequestration wells to Louisiana

January 2, 2024

(1/2/2024) The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved Louisiana’s application for regulatory oversight of carbon dioxide injection wells, known as Class VI wells. The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR) […]

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LWF highlights wildlife concerns for proposed wind projects in Louisiana nearshore waters

December 12, 2023

Update (12/13/23): The State Mineral & Energy Board has approved both operating agreements. You can read the press release here. Louisiana Wildlife Federation submitted  comments in response to two draft […]

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LWF supports strengthening of Coastal Barrier Resources Act, joins letter to House subcommittee

November 10, 2023

The Coastal Barrier Resource System includes 3.5 million acres of barrier islands, beaches, and wetlands along the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean, Great Lakes, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin […]

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Tell Governor Edwards to Save our Redfish

November 9, 2023

In a disappointing move on Tuesday, November 7, the Joint Natural Resources committee voted to reject the Notice of Intent for new redfish rules approved by the Louisiana Wildlife and […]

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Proposed Changes to Red Drum Rules Will Receive Legislative Oversight. What Could This Mean?

November 8, 2023

If you’re following the observed declines in redfish populations, you may want to know that the proposed changes to recreational redfish harvest will receive oversight by the Legislature’s Joint Committees […]

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LWF among 30 groups urging Corps to prioritize MRGO ecosystem restoration

November 3, 2023

The MRGO Must Go Coalition – which Louisiana Wildlife Federation is part of – and other community organizations recently submitted a letter to Assistant Secretary of the Army Michael Connor […]

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