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Welcome to the Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF). We are a statewide, non-profit conservation education and advocacy organization established in 1940 to "restore, preserve, develop and increase the birds, fish, game, forestry, wild flowers and all other wildlife resources of the State of Louisiana." LWF represents a broad constituency of conservationists including hunters, fishers, campers, birders, boaters, and other outdoor enthusiasts who believe in constructive conservation and protection of our state's natural resources and the quality of the environment. Thank you for visiting our web site. We welcome your comments. Email to lwf@lawildlifefed.org
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Whoopers Back to Louisiana
Aug 19, 2010 |
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation has been advocating the restoration of the whooping crane to Louisiana for many years. The LWF adopted a resolution at its ann... For the entire story More ... |
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LWF Releases Statement on BP Well Blowout
Jun 23, 2010 |
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation, on behalf of the many Louisiana citizens - men, women and children who enjoy the beauty and bounty of the Sportsman’s Paradise, has issued a statement to unify its members in response to the BP well blowout and ... For the entire story More ... |
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Renown Bluesman Tops Cast of Conservation Award Winners
Feb 15, 2010 |
Louisiana bluesman and conservation advocate Tab Benoit was honored Saturday evening (February 27) with the Governor's Award for conservation achievement. ... For the entire story More ... |
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2010 Legislative Session Recap
Jun 24, 2010 |
The 2010 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature started out slow, got slower as state the budget deficit loomed large over any legislation proposing new programs and spending, and nearly ground to a halt with the distraction and worry over the BP... For the entire story More ... |
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Louisiana's State Seashore-An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Aug 28, 2009 |
by Randy Lanctot
When you think about the literally thousands of miles of shoreline Louisiana has and the affinity of its citizens and visitors for the coast and its abundant fish and wildlife resources, it's indeed remarkable that the Sportsma... For the entire story More ... |
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