Founded in 1923 to promote the management of Arizona’s natural resources on a scientific basis, the Arizona Wildlife Federation (AWF) remains one of Arizona’s most trusted and active conservation organizations.  Our programs focus on conserving wildlife, restoring and protecting habitat, assuring access to public lands, promoting Arizona’s rich heritage of hunting and fishing, and connecting people with nature.  Our supporters include sportsmen and women, outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife gardeners, and anyone who shares a common value in the importance of public lands, wildlife, and wildlife habitat. AWF is the state affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation.

NOW HIRING: Public Lands Coordinator/Wyss Fellow

The Arizona Wildlife Federation (AWF) seeks an energetic Public Lands Coordinator to help expand our impact and effectiveness in driving state and federal policies that protect public lands and benefit Arizona wildlife, habitat, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Click here for more information.

Thank you for your interest in our organization! Other ways to get involved with us and stay up to date on all things AWF, include signing up for our emails, listening to our podcast, taking action for wildlife and wild places, volunteering, or following us on social media @azwildlifefed.