1K views |  Great news! You still have time to submit an abstract for the 2025 NAFWS Alaska Regional Conference in Anchorage, AK. 歷Share your expertise in Tribal Fish & Wildlife Management! Travel Assistance available! Extended Deadline: Friday, September 19, 2025  Submit Here: https://nafws.org/2025-alaska-conference-call-for-abstracts/ | NAFWS | Facebook

🧡Today, we observe the National Day of Remembrance for Boarding School Survivors. This day honors the resilience and courage of Native communities who endured the boarding school era, a period that sought to erase Indigenous languages, cultures, and identities. 🪶As members of the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society, we acknowledge the lasting impact these schools have had on our families and communities. We remember the children who were taken from their homes and the generations affecte

Welcome back to Christina’s Conservation Corner 🐻🌿 Florida black bears are native to our area and may occasionally move through Babcock Ranch as part of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. As a BearWise community, simple actions make a big difference, secure trash, remove food sources, stay aware, and always keep your distance. Please report any bear sightings or activity to Wildlife@BabcockRanch.com. For safety concerns or expert assistance, contact Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission

🌿 Even with the federal government shut down, Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge remains open — thanks to the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe and their leadership through a 638 Self-Governance Compact! 👏Since taking on refuge management, the Tribe has tackled long-overdue maintenance, improved visitor experiences, and strengthened resource management efforts. 💪NAFWS is proud to see the Tribe leading the way in conservation and community connection! ❤️Fawn Wager, Wildlife Refuge Manager and Ecologis

12K views · 748 reactions | They’re fish biologists. Of course they’re going to count fish, protect clean free-flowing rivers and lakes, and work to ensure that native fish are around for future generations. Video by Alexa Davis/USFWS, Payton Hanssen/USFWS, and Emily Hill/USFWS. An audio-described version is available in the comments. | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | Facebook