For over 90 years, the IWLA, (national conservation organization) has been addressing issues affecting our nation's wildlife & natural resources. We work to educate decision-makers & the public through national program staff & through members & supporters that are organized through volunteer chapters & state-level divisions. Our goal is to ensure that America's natural resource is protected & managed to assure the quality of life. We are emphasizing the hands-on role that individuals can use in habitat protection and working through their local legislatures. Our current conservation work includes programs on public lands management, wetlands and clean water policy, sustainable agriculture and forestry, clean air, stream & wetland monitoring & education, responsible outdoor behavior.