The North Dakota Wildlife Federation is a grassroots organization which protects and enhances North Dakota’s wildlife, habitat and access. NDWF promotes hunting, fishing, trapping, bird watching and other wildlife- related activities through education, programs, and on the ground projects.
The North Dakota Wildlife Federation is an association of local clubs and individuals from across the state of North Dakota. Founded in 1935 by hunters, anglers, trappers, and farmers who rallied around a common mission and vision. NDWF provides a single united voice in the interests of North Dakota’s wildlife and habitat resources.
Fish and wildlife depend on good habitat. NDWF works to protect habitat on our national forests, grasslands and other public lands through smart land management and conservation of wild lands and waters. We also work with private landowners to implement grazing systems and precision agriculture, restore grasslands, and to develop wildlife habitat. We advocate for voluntary incentives for farmers and ranchers to ensure both wildlife and their operation thrive.
North Dakota has some of the best outdoor resources in the nation. NDWF works to protect public access and hunting opportunity for everyone, not just special interests. Some of the best hunting and fishing is on private lands. That is why NDWF funds programs that aid landowners who protect and allow access to these habitats, including PLOTS and “Ask Before You Enter” signs
