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 Learn all about the establishment and management of native warm season grasses and managing early successional habitat for wildlife in this feature article from TWF's Tennessee Out-of-Doors Magazine (TOD). TOD is one of the many benefits of membership you can receive by joining TWF. Click here to read the article.
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 Carnival Cruise Line and AAA travel are offering TWF members a Sportsman Alaska Cruise adventure in June of 2009. Departing from Vancouver, the Northbound Alaska itinerary is packed with the best this untamed frontier has to offer. Additionally, one cruise for two will be drawn in a raffle at TWF’s outdoor tradeshows – the Tennessee Wildlife Extravaganza July 18-20 in Franklin and the MidSouth Hunting & Fishing Extravaganza August 8-10 in Memphis. |
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 TWF Board Member Terry Lewis worked with the Campbell Outdoor Recreation Association (CORA) and the Royal Blue Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) to host an elk viewing opportunity at the Hatfield Knob Wildlife Viewing Area on May 23rd for some of the residents of the Campbell County Reaches Developmental Center. Reaches Developmental Center houses and provides care for several of the communities disabled and physically challenged individuals.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Federation is proud to present its latest Special Report titled, "Development, Land-use Policy, and the Future of Agriculture, Forestry and Hunting in the Southeast Cumberland Plateau." Please click here to download the report.
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The ability to advocate related causes and concerns are a central function of TWF because they provide our membership with an effective voice. |
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Campbell County High School senior Brandon Sharp of LaFollette won the overall 2008 Tennessee Federal Junior Duck Stamp art competition. The Best of Show award winner was of a pair of mallards. TWF, along with TWRA and Bass Pro Shops are partners in the event sponsored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 
Learn about what Tennessee is facing and how fish, wildlife and their habitats may be affected as coal mining begins a resurgence in our state. 
The TWF license plate has been manufactured and is now available to everyone! You can purchase the plate through your local County Clerk's office. For more information on how to purchase this plate click 
Discover what's happening around your federation with the official magazine of the Tennessee Wildlife Federation. 