Are You The Next Executive Director of the Idaho Wildlife Federation? If you meet most of the qualifications listed and are passionate about protecting Idaho’s wildlife, public lands, and outdoor traditions, we encourage you to apply. We are enthusiastic about considering a wide array of applicants for this exciting opportunity. For more information on job qualifications, visit: https://lnkd.in/gT2YG5MD We are eager to fill this position, so please apply promptly. Candidate review will occur as we receive applications. Initial interviews will begin on June 10. You can apply by submitting a cover letter and resume to job@idahowildlife.org.
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Conservation Programs
Boise, Idaho 91 followers
Our mission is to promote the conservation of Idaho's wildlife heritage and legacy of sporting opportunities..
About us
Founded in 1936, the Idaho Wildlife Federation is Idaho’s oldest and largest statewide conservation organization promoting the conservation of Idaho’s wildlife heritage and legacy of sporting opportunities. IWF quickly became the state’s leading voice and influence to curtail decline and rebound game and wildlife populations. Two years after our founding, IWF successfully campaigned for the passage of the Citizen’s Initiative of 1938, establishing an independent commission to guide wildlife management by the North American Model. Through the shared goals of our affiliate clubs, we sought out to return habitat and wildlife through ecologic restoration, education, and policy change. Today, the Idaho Wildlife Federation is the voice of Idaho’s wildlife, habitat, public lands and sporting interests. In the state legislature we serve a daily presence to advance proactive legislation for the benefit of wildlife and access, and defeat bills that would roll back fish and wildlife protections, privatize wildlife, and seize our shared public lands for sale or special interest exploitation. We also engage communities by involving local constituents to create local solutions. By coordinating boots on the ground grassroots efforts, IWF fosters and promotes a general and continued movement for the conservation, restoration, protection, and scientific supervision of all game, fish, fowl, and other wildlife in the state.
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http://www.idahowildlife.org
External link for Idaho Wildlife Federation
- Industry
- Conservation Programs
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Boise, Idaho
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1936
- Specialties
- Conservation, Stewardship, Habitat Conservation, Wildlife Conservation, Hunting, Angling, Public Lands, and Advocacy
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1015 Robert St
Boise, Idaho 83705-2467, US
Employees at Idaho Wildlife Federation
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Now Hiring! The Idaho Wildlife Federation is seeking an enthusiastic and driven individual to lead our organization as our next Executive Director! The full-time position (with excellent benefits) is based in Boise with flexible in-person requirements. Find out more and how to submit your application at the link below or on our website. https://lnkd.in/gT2YG5MD
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#IWFAFFILIATE Highlight: Henrys Fork Wildlife Alliance Live in IDFG regions 5 and 6 and looking for ways to contribute to fish and wildlife conservation? Consider supporting, joining maybe even volunteer with HFWA on projects like these and many, many more.
Volunteer Conservation Projects 2023
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WE'RE RIGHT THERE WITH YOU! ...and, we KNOW all you anglers out there fishing for salmon and steelhead in the Snake River and it's tributaries in Idaho are signed up to get the latest news from IWF advocating to breach the lower Snake River dams. By breaching the LSRDs, we can: -Restore Idaho's wild salmon and steelhead runs to healthy and harvestable population levels. -Support economies of rural and riverside communities in Idaho. -Update energy production and agriculture transportation infrastructure to ensure they remain hallmarks of Idaho for generations to come. #FREETHESNAKE Become an informed advocate to breach the lower four Snake River dams today by signing up to exclusively receive updates regarding this campaign (nothing else) by visiting https://lnkd.in/gvfwh68F
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In a new series we’re calling “You Asked:...” IWF is shining a light on the processes, protocols, regulations and designations crucial to your hunting, fishing and public lands traditions that IWF works on day-in and day-out. Next time you’re out hunting and take a look at a trail on OnX maps that says “open to foot/horse travel” or “open to 2-wheel motorized,” take a second to understand that each road and trail designation was considered using public feedback. It takes people like you who know the landscape to speak up for areas you care about and how you want to see off-road travel managed into the future. Have you ever wondered, “What’s A …”? Let us know. Maybe we’ll cover it next.