The NWRA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, national membership organization, established in 1975. The NWRA’s mission is to protect, enhance and expand the National Wildlife Refuge System (NWRS), lands and waters set aside by the American people to conserve our country’s diverse wildlife heritage. Over the years we have worked to make the Refuge System stronger and better able to address the growing challenges of conserving wildlife in our country.
Urge Congress to Increase Funding for the NWRS in FY 2009!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Congress is working on appropriations bills for next year, fiscal year 2009, but will only increase funding for the National Wildlife Refuge System if they hear from their constituents - YOU!
Please send your U.S. Representative and Senators an instant message today!
Urge Senate to Oppose the "Road to Nowhere" and Protect the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge!
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Members of the Alaskan Congressional delegation have introduced legislation that will result in a road carved through the biological heart of the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, the first wetlands area in North American to be recognized under the Ramsar Convention as a Wetland of International Importance.
Urge your two U.S. Senators to oppose this destructive bill!
NWRA Refuge Action Network
Welcome to the NWRA's "Take Action" Web page! With this Take Action page, the NWRA has made it easier than ever to contact your elected officials and government decision-makers.
The Refuge Action Network (RAN) allows refuge advocates like you to make your voice heard on refuge issues by using this free service. RAN is a fast, easy and effective way for you to make a difference.
While Washington, DC, may seem far away, Congress and regulatory agencies are making decisions every day that affect your refuge and the Refuge System. Legislators want to hear from their constituents. They want to know that real voters in their districts stand behind the positions advocated by the National Wildlife Refuge Association.
By communicating with members of Congress to explain how federal government policies impact the National Wildlife Refuge System, you become a vital link between Washington, DC, and your local refuge.
If this is your first time visiting the new Take Action section of our Web site, click the "Sign Up" button above to register. If you've already registered, you can log in by entering your email address and password in the "Member Login" box on the right.
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