Wild About Wildlife: Holiday Reception
Celebrating 50 Years
of The National Wildlife Refuge Association with 3 Wild Events!
Holiday Reception
Webinar— 150 Years of Conservation: Highlights From USFWS Archives & DC Booth
Join us for a fascinating journey through 150 years of fish and wildlife conservation history, as we explore rare artifacts and archival treasures from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). This special webinar features live presentations from two of USFWS's premier historical collections: the DC Booth Historic Fish Hatchery and the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) archives. Discover the stories behind these artifacts and learn how they illustrate the evolution of conservation in America.
Presenters
Mark Madison, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Historian
April Gregory, Curator, DC Booth Historic Fish Hatchery
Wild About Wildlife: Award Ceremony & Reception
Celebrating 50 Years
of The National Wildlife Refuge Association with 3 Wild Events!
Award Ceremony & Reception
Refuge Friends Webinar— Fundraising Outside the [Donations] Box
We know that fundraising for unrestricted funds is always on every Friends to-do list so our October webinar will introduce you to some fundraising ideas that you may not know about. Please join us for a panel of Friends who will provide basic information on methods they have used. Then you will have a chance to tell us which of these methods/programs you would like to learn more about in future webinars. Please join us and contribute to this conversation.
2024 Wildlife Refuge Awards
Celebrate the incredible individuals and organizations dedicated to protecting and conserving America’s national wildlife refuges! Tune in to our livestream and be part of this special night as we honor the champions of conservation.
Teton Twilights: A Wildlife Soiree At The National Museum Of Wildlife Art
Save The Date Teton Twilights: A Wildlife Soiree at the Museum Benefitting the National Wildlife Refuge Association On Friday, June 28th, 2024 Join us for an unforgettable evening of art, wildlife, and conservation at the National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States.
Embracing Wetland Innovations: Unveiling Our Floating Wetlands With Informative Presentation
Dive deeper into the science behind floating wetlands during an enlightening presentation by Dr. Bill Strosnider and Levi McKercher from the Baruch Marine Institute. Gain insights into their research on the ecological benefits of these innovative structures, followed by a meet and greet session where you can engage directly with the experts.
Refuge Friends Webinar— Friends In Support Of Environmental Education
In this Refuge Friends Webinar, explore how Friends can engage with environmental education! From transportation grants to school partnerships to educational loan boxes, Friends are a driving force in environmental education in the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Brianna Amingwa, National Youth Employment, and Environmental Education Coordinator will join us for an in-depth look at some great examples from across the nation and provide some of the best practices for engaging education programs.