Who gets involved?

Concerned citizens who volunteer time, effort, and their passion for all wildlife. This diverse pool of individuals come together in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to educate, advocate, and protect the natural resources that belong to all Americans. They are regular folks: students, teachers, carpenters, bankers, nurses, professors, and retirees, just to name a few. The one thing these people have in common is that they care about the refuge as a natural resource and work to protect it.

There may be a Refuge Support Group near you! To find out, check the Refuge Support Group (Friends) Directory.