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Asian carp are one of the largest threats facing Tennessee’s waters, fisheries, recreation, and local economies. >>LEARN MORE: Asian carp in Tennessee’s waters Tennessee Wildlife Federation has been working hard to fight the invasive species for years. We’ve had wins along the way but this winter, our efforts paid off big! A $25 million appropriation […]
Tennessee Wildlife Federation, one of the largest and oldest nonprofits dedicated to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources, welcomes Candy Sakarapanee as the new director of finance. Candy will serve the Federation by directing all aspects of financial operations—such as budgeting, reporting, auditing, and financial planning—as well as manage human resources needs. Candy brings […]
Tennessee Wildlife Federation has opened nominations for its 55th Annual Conservation Achievement Awards. The Conservation Achievement Awards are the state’s longest-standing and inclusive conservation awards. Details and nomination materials can be found at tnwf.org/CAA. Nominations close March 6. Past winners have included senators, international companies, conservation professionals, and lifelong volunteers from every corner of the […]
While it’s fun to casually watch birds at your feeder, learning to…
Tennessee Wildlife Federation, one of the largest and oldest nonprofits dedicated to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources, is adding new talent to the team. This September, the Federation welcomed two new additions, development manager, Meagan Hall, and program coordinator, Dylan Owens. Meagan Hall joined the Federation team in September 2019. Previously, Meagan worked extensively in […]
Hunters for the Hungry had its second-best year in 2018—providing more than 581,000 meals to Tennesseans in need. And the Federation is looking to keep that momentum going in 2019. This season, Hunters for the Hungry is working with 80 processors across Tennessee. Each deer you donate provides 168 meals worth of venison for hungry […]
This March, the president signed into law the permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund—ensuring this critical conservation tool stays available. While this represents enormous progress, there remains no guaranteed full funding for the Fund. In its 50-year history, the Fund has only been fully funded twice. Other years, it only received a […]
Through a recently awarded grant, more than 5,400 acres of shortleaf pine forests on the Cumberland Plateau will be restored and enhanced. In partnership with The Forest Stewards Guild, Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Habitat Conservation program will use prescribed fire and strategic plantings to revitalize vanishing habitat that is critical to many species, particularly nongame birds. >>TAKE […]
Each year, the Federation’s Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) recognizes student-athletes who aim high—not only on the field but off the field too. To qualify for Tennessee SCTP’s Scholastic All-State Team, athletes must have high marks in Regional and State competitions, demonstrate outstanding community service, and a 92 or higher in all subjects. “It’s […]
Seventy-three years ago, the Federation was founded by an assorted group of sportsmen and outdoor writers, hobbyists, and business owners. Their work and interests varied, but they were united by their concerns about our wildlife and great outdoors. Today, the Federation continues to work hand-in-hand with a diverse group of organizations who share that mindset. […]
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