The Conservation Law Enforcement Working Group was formed in 2008 to:

• Facilitate communication and information exchange among members of NMFWA who are responsible for conservation law enforcement or those who have an interest in conservation law enforcement.

• Enhance knowledge and technical capabilities of Department of Defense natural resources and conservation law enforcement professionals in the area of conservation law enforcement.

• Increase awareness and appreciation within DOD of conservation law enforcement issues and decision-making processes.

To achieve these goals, the Working Group:

• Provides regular communication among members of NMFWA interested in conservation law enforcement through e-mail discussions, meetings, symposia, workshops, newsletters, specialty publications, and other means.

• Promotes membership in NMFWA to DOD conservation law enforcement and natural resources professionals interested in conservation law enforcement.

• Provides information and technical assistance to NMFWA members in the area of conservation law enforcement.

• Makes recommendations to the NMFWA Board of Directors for specific actions by NMFWA in the area of conservation law enforcement.

• Develops draft technical reviews, position statements, and other materials in the area of conservation law enforcement for consideration by the NMFWA Board of Directors.

• Provides information and technical assistance to government officials, journalists, educators, other organizations, and the general public in the area of conservation law enforcement.

• Hosts or supports military service efforts to provide conservation law enforcement annual refresher training.

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