NWTF Conservation Week

Throughout the NWTF’s 2023 Conservation Week, the organization will highlight its conservation accomplishments, organizational milestones and ongoing initiatives, including:

• The NWTF’s new 2023 investments in wild turkey research. These ten projects are addressing some of the biggest challenges wild turkeys face across their range.
• The NWTF’s Habitat for the Hatch Initiative. This new ten-year initiative seeks to bolster wild turkey populations across the Southeast by creating 1 million acres of quality nesting and brood-rearing habitat.
• The NWTF’s 20-year national master stewardship agreement with the USDA Forest Service. This landmark agreement is allowing the NWTF to collaborate with the agency to mitigate the risk of catastrophic wildfire while increasing wildlife habitat on a landscape-scale.
• Education and outreach events, habitat and access projects and all the incredible work made possible through dedicated volunteer efforts.

The NWTF challenges its members, volunteers, staff and partners in the outdoor community to use its 2023 Conservation Week to help promote conservation efforts and educate others on the importance of hunting and conservation. 

This can include:

• Trash cleanups
• Wildlife Management Area work
• Mentored hunts/outdoor events
• Planting trees
• Any other work that benefits wildlife habitat

These are just a few examples of ways you can get involved. Make sure to hashtag how you participated in NWTF’s 2023 conservation week by using #nwtfconservationweek.

Stayed tuned this week to NWTF.org and the NWTF's social media channels.