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90 Years of Defending Outdoor AmericaOn January 14, 1922, fifty-four visionary sportsmen met to discuss an issue of common concern: the deteriorating conditions of America’s top fishing streams. They formed an organization to combat water pollution and protect the country’s woods and wildlife. Ninety years and many victories later, the 39,000 members of the Izaak Walton League of America are responding to today’s conservation challenges and building on the accomplishments of those who preceded them. Please join us. : : MORE
Outdoor America: Fall 2011
IN THIS ISSUE: Seeds of Destruction: Hunters can help stop the spread of invasive species * Fishing for Answers: The Susquehanna River is losing its smallmouth bass population * The World at 7 Billion: Is it possible to protect the wild places we love in an ever-growing world? * League Lines * And much more....
IWLA National Scholarships
Know a college student with a passion for protecting America's outdoors? The League’s National Conservation Scholarship provides two $2,500 scholarships for qualified college juniors or seniors studying a conservation- or environment-related major. Applications accepted starting January 1.
IWLA National Awards Nominations
Volunteers are the heart of the Izaak Walton League. Recognize the outstanding volunteers in your chapter – and the outstanding work you have done over the past year. It's quick and easy. And you deserve to be recognized! Deadlines: March 15 and June 1.
Blog Entries
Bringing Down Roadblocks to Clean Water Protection
By Scott Kovarovics, IWLA Conservation Director
As the year comes to a close, we have another reason to celebrate. Through a concerted...
Blog Entry · Dec 22, 2011
Favorable Review of Renewable Energy Standards
Are renewable energy standards increasing the cost of electricity? Recent reports in Minnesota offer a positive message for the rest of the...
Blog Entry · Dec 13, 2011