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NMFWA Responds To Soldiers In The Garden
The National Military Fish & Wildlife Association (NMFWA) presents a rebuttal to the article by Rabung and Toman (2022) on the management of United States Department of Defense (DoD) Lands.
BOOTS ON THE GROUND: SAVING SPECIES, SUPPORTING THE MISSION
Filmed at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California and narrated by world-renowned photographer Joel Sartore of the National Geographic Photo Ark, this inspirational video tells a story of the unique balance between the vital military testing, training and operational mission and the extraordinary work, commitment, and dedication of the DoD to the conservation of at-risk species.
December 28, 2023, marks the 50th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, which presented the perfect opportunity to debut this inspiring video, highlighting the leading role DoD plays in the conservation of threatened and endangered species. This video was made possible by the DoD Legacy Resource Management Program, which is honored to collaborate with Joel Sartore, his team, and our Military partners.
WHO ARE WE
The National Military Fish and Wildlife Association connects, educates, supports, and advocates for natural resources professionals across the Department of Defense to protect and enhance the military mission through sustainable resource conservation
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If you work in the field of Conservation on DoD lands, or are interested in a Conservation career with DoD we want you as a member. Please click the button below and join us! By joining NMFWA you will also receive electronic additions of the FAWN Newsletter and periodic updates on the Associations activities.
WORKING GROUPS
NMFWA Working Groups (WG) offer a tremendous way to network and communicate with other professional resource managers within and across service branches. Our WGs allow you to join specific distribution lists. One of the great things about NMFWA is that a resource manager has the ability to reach out to the WG chairs and gather professional information within a short time frame. If it’s a problem at one base there is a very good chance that it is a problem at another base and the collective knowledge and experience of NMFWA can offer real solutions.