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Types of Grasslands in Tennessee
Grasslands are a critical habitat for wildlife! They were once widespread in Tennessee, but more than 90% of those grasslands are now gone.
Comprehensive, Statewide Litter Pollution Study Underway
Tennessee's litter problem outweighs the $15 million taxpayers spend annually to clean it up. Upcoming litter study marks first fresh progress in decades. The Tennessee Advisory Commission on...
Federation Honors Tennessee’s Top Conservationists
Each year, the Federation recognizes individuals and companies from all corners of the state making an impact on Tennessee’s natural places. “This is the Federation’s 56th year hosting the...
Hunting and Fishing Academy Offers Virtual Classes
In addition to hosting hands-on outdoor experiences for novice hunters and anglers, the Federation’s Hunting and Fishing Academy is now offering virtual classes on a range of outdoor...
Prescribed Burns Completed At Savage Gulf Natural Area
The burns will help restore wildlife habitat and enhance shortleaf pine ecosystems across the Cumberland Plateau, a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts year round.
Hunters for the Hungry Provides 569,000 Servings of Protein to Neighbors in Need
This season, Tennessee deer hunters and our supporters answered the call—and then some!
Gov. Phil Bredesen | 75 years of Tennessee Wildlife Federation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viF9kAsKsI8&feature=youtu.be In celebration of Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s 75th year, Gov. Phil Bredesen talks about the importance of having practical,...
Former TWRA Director Ed Carter Shares his Views About the Federation’s Work
https://youtu.be/vpbxXmrOCF8 Ed Carter retired in May 2020 from his position as executive director of Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA). Throughout his career, Carter was a positive force...
A Letter From Chairman of the Board of Directors, Bruce Fox
Last week marked my first as chairman of the board for Tennessee Wildlife Federation. I’d like to say a heartfelt thanks to both our past chairman, Ric Wolbrecht, and to you. It is only because...
Sheriff’s Office Teams Up With Hunters for the Hungry
This February, the Henry County Sheriff’s Office teamed up with Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Hunters for the Hungry program to process 2,600 pounds of venison to help feed Tennessee’s hungriest.
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