Water

Water is the most essential natural resource. Fish, wildlife, and Tennesseans themselves all depend on it for survival. But one-third of our streams are of such poor water quality they cannot support healthy aquatic life. Almost 40 percent are not fit for human recreation.

Water is the single, unifying resource that all Tennesseans must work to defend. Act now to ensure this critical natural resource is managed appropriately as our state continues to grow.

Take Action on Water Issues

Tennessee CLEAN: Cleaner Landscapes for the Economy, Agriculture, and Nature

Solve Tennessee’s Litter Problem

It’s time to fix litter pollution in Tennessee once and for all. Tennessee CLEAN Act creates
Patrick Lewis

Join the Share Our Rivers Coalition

Commercial boat rentals have crowded individual users off public waters and are damaging our natural resources.
Cal Calloway

Follow Tennessee’s Roadmap to Better Water

Tennessee is among the last to have a statewide water plan. Tell leaders you support TN H2O’s recommendations!
Rebecca Johnson

Recovering Tennessee’s World-Class Fisheries

Our waters and fisheries are world class but competing needs can quickly damage them.
Kellie Sharpe

Stop Selling and Transferring Public Lands

Your national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, wildlife management areas, and other public lands are at risk.

Notable Policy Activity on Water

Brenda Walker

America’s Conservation Enhancement Act Passed!

On Oct. 1, the U.S. House followed the Senate’s example…

Speaking to Community Groups About Asian Carp

Tennessee Wildlife Federation CEO, Michael Butler, traveled to…
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Candidates for U.S. Senate Talk Conservation

Know Candidates’ Views Before Voting November 3 With the…

Timeline of Work to Better Share Our Rivers

Tennessee Wildlife Federation has heard from anglers and private paddlers...
Cal Calloway

Gaining Support for America’s Conservation Act

The bi-partisan America’s Conservation Enhancement (ACE) Act…
Mark Shull

Informing Tennessee’s Wildlife Professionals

The Federation presented a public policy update about issues…
Lori Hailey

Talking Carp in D.C. Congressional Briefing

Fishing and recreational boating generate $7.2 billion in economic output and support more than 27,500 Tennessee jobs.
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Secured $25M to Fight Asian Carp

This winter, efforts by Tennessee Wildlife Federation and its supporters paid off big!
Billy Gibbs

Representing Fish & Anglers on State Water Plan

Tennessee Wildlife Federation was instrumental in Governor Haslam’s…
Deb Campbell

Pushing Back on Exemptions to Aquatic Protections

Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s conservation policy team regularly…
Drew Senter

Advancing Funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF)

From national and state parks to community trails and historic…
Roger Trentham

Supporting Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA)

Tennessee Wildlife Federation continues to advocate for dedicated…
75 years of conservation-Tennessee Wildlife Federation


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