National Wild Turkey Federation—Fall River Chapter

Description

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) works to unite Americans to ensure wildlife thrives in a rapidly changing world by protecting, restoring, and connecting wildlife habitat, advocating for conservation-friendly policies, and educating and inspiring people to connect with and conserve nature. As the largest private, nonprofit conservation organization in the U.S., the NWF mobilizes citizens and works at all government levels to defend public lands, address the climate crisis, and preserve natural resources for future generations. 

Key Goals and Activities

• Habitat Protection and Restoration: The NWF works to conserve and improve wildlife habitats on public and private lands through programs like its "Backyard Habitat" program, which empowers homeowners to support wildlife. 
• Conservation Policy and Advocacy: They lobby for policies that protect wildlife, such as the Clean Water Act, and advocate for responsible energy development on public lands. 
• Connecting People to Nature: The organization aims to inspire and educate people of all ages to become conservationists by helping them connect with wildlife and understand the importance of natural resources. 
• Mobilizing Civic Power: The NWF builds and mobilizes citizens, staff, and partners to participate in civic action and advance conservation policies and environmental justice. 
• Protecting Public Lands: A major focus is defending the nation's public lands from privatization, sell-offs, and harmful resource extraction. 

Why It Matters

• National Identity: The NWF views the protection of wildlife and natural landscapes as a core part of America's identity and heritage. 
• Future Generations: Their work ensures that the beauty and wonder of nature remain for future generations. 
• Sustainable Future: The organization strives for a peaceful, equitable, and sustainable future for all by protecting the Earth's environment.