Volunteer Health Corps of Baton Rouge

The Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) is a dedicated organization that began in 1977 to address the drastic decline of redfish and speckled trout populations due to commercial overfishing along the Texas coast. With a mission to preserve and restore fish populations, CCA engages over 125,000 recreational anglers and outdoor enthusiasts in conservation efforts for marine resources and coastal environments. Through initiatives like the Building Conservation Trust and the ReleaSense program, CCA fosters habitat restoration, education, and sustainable fishing practices. Additionally, the Science of Conservation Scholarship Program invests in the next generation of marine scientists, ensuring the future of marine conservation remains bright. Generated from the website

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries is responsible for the management and protection of natural resources. The department undertakes various research and development activities. It has an inland fisheries division that manages fish habitats for the conservation and improvement of recreational and commercial fishing opportunities. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries operates an office of management and finance that provides accounting, budget control, contract management, procurement, general administration and public information services. The department additionally issues licenses and permits. It has a library that maintains a collection of fish identification handbooks, magazines, publications, maps and educational materials and videos.

The Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) is the premier organization in the Bayou State dedicated to uniting sportsmen and conservationists, advocating for various outdoor activities including hunting, fishing, camping, and birdwatching. Through its initiatives such as the Conservation Leadership Corps and various awards, LWF aims to promote environmental stewardship and wildlife conservation among its diverse community of outdoor enthusiasts. With a strong focus on policy and habitat management, the LWF represents the interests of wildlife and natural resources in Louisiana. The organization engages its members and supporters through advocacy, education, and community involvement, fostering a commitment to preserving the state's diverse ecosystems for future generations. Generated from the website