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 Cooperative Alliance For Refuge Enhancement (CARE)

The Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement (CARE) comprises 24 wildlife, sporting, scientific, and conservation organizations that span the political spectrum, representing 16 million Americans who value outdoor recreation and wildlife conservation. CARE represents birders, hunters, anglers, biologists, fish and wildlife professionals, environmentalists, scientists, professors, students, and so much more. CARE was created in 1995 to bring together these disparate groups around shared values and their love of wildlife in order to advocate for increased funding for the National Wildlife Refuge System — lands where wildlife and humans can thrive.

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CARE Launches New Website To Fund National Wildlife Refuges
CARE Launches New Website To Fund National Wildlife Refuges

The Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement (CARE) is proud to announce the release of our new website, https://www.fundwildliferefuges.com/. As the chair of the coalition, the National Wildlife Refuge Association is excited to unveil this new platform for the benefit of increased funding and support of the National Wildlife Refuge System.

Welcoming Backcountry Hunters & Anglers To The Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement
Welcoming Backcountry Hunters & Anglers To The Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement

As Chair of the Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement (CARE), the National Wildlife Refuge Association is pleased to announce the addition of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers to this important coalition. 

Libby Marking Named Director of Government Affairs & Public Policy At National Wildlife Refuge Association
Libby Marking Named Director of Government Affairs & Public Policy At National Wildlife Refuge Association

The National Wildlife Refuge Association recently named Libby Marking as the Director of Government Affairs & Public Policy. Libby will work closely with Congress and the Administration to promote federal conservation funding and policy affecting the National Wildlife Refuge System. She also will lead the Cooperative Alliance for Refuge Enhancement.