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Working Lands for Wildlife (WLFW)

The WLFW webportal enables interaction between NRCS's WLFW partners and others interested in conserving whole landscapes and empowering rural economies.

The content here augments those WLFW resources available for on USDA's website, and allows users (including landowners) access to a wide variety of information, online training materials, planning and decision-support tools, as well as access to experts, NRCS field staff, and landowners.

 

Smaller version of the WLFW Initiatives map

Where We Work

Maps indicate the geographic extent of each of the national and state-run conservation efforts. Click each map to expand it and learn more about our activities in these areas.

Smaller version of the 2023 NRCS Initiative map

Species

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American Black Duck

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Bob Turtle

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Hellbender

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Golden-winged Warbler

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Northern Bobwhite Quail

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WLFW Conservation Tools

NEW MOBILE APP!

A Mobile App to track Northern Bobwhite on Our Landscapes

The app is a citizen science tool that can be used by the public to contribute to our knowledge of the distribution and abundance of Northern Bobwhite

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NEW TOOL AVAILABLE!

LITERATURE GATEWAY

A Systematic Map of Bird-vegetation Relationships in Eastern and Boreal Forests

This tool allows users to search for literature on bird species-vegetation relationships in eastern and boreal forests of North America.

 

See the NRCS WLFW website for specific information on: WLFW national and state-run target species partnerships; priority geographies for implementation; strategic plans published by USDA; how to participate in Farm Bill programs; and news and blogs about WLFW activities.