About The Nebraska Chapter

The Nebraska Chapter of The Wildlife Society (NE-TWS) is the professional organization of biologists, educators and administrators who work in the field of wildlife management in Nebraska. The organization was chartered in 1966.

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The Objectives of the Nebraska Chapter of the Wildlife Society

Our Chapter Objectives & Goals

  1. To promote sound stewardship of wildlife resources and habitats in Nebraska by providing technical assistance, policy statements, and support of responsible natural resource actions.
  2. To seek the highest standards in the wildlife profession by providing recognition through awards, scholarships and grants of research, community awareness programs, and individual actions that display excellence.
  3. To provide opportunities for open communication of wildlife professionals and fellowship through meetings, workshops, newsletters, and other chapter functions.
  4. To focus, the aims and objectives of the Society and the Central Mountains and Plains Section upon events in the State of Nebraska.
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  • Subscribe to the highest standards of integrity and conduct
  • Recognize research ands scientific management of wildlife and their environment as primary goals
  • Disseminate information to promote understanding of and appreciation for wildlife and their habitat
  • Increase knowledge and skills to advance the practice of wildlife management
  • Promote competence in the field of wildlife management by supporting high standards of education
  • Encourage the use of sound biological information in management decisions
  • Support fair and uniform standards of employment arid treatment of those professionally engaged in the practice of wildlife conservation
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