What's new?
- Online Conference Registration: Register by October 22, 2006 to receive the early registration discount and a chance to win a $200 Bass Pro Gift Card!
- Deadline for Reserving Meeting Space: September 15th!
- Guidelines for Presenters (8/4/06)
- Plenary Session (8/1/06)
- Program At A Glance (Updated 8/1/06)
- Legal Committee Agenda (7/27/06)
- Eastern Oak Forest Ecosystems Special Wildlife Session Agenda (7/12/06)
- Minorities in Natural Resources Committee: Student Stipend Application (7/12/06)
- Director's Activities (7/11/06)
- 2006 State Elections Reminder
Four hundred years ago, European settlers arrived in Virginia. The Old World met the New World and the landscape was permanently altered. Today, people and wildlife struggle to live in harmony. Conflicting demands on resources, natural and otherwise, are on the rise.
Wildlife agencies across the country work diligently to achieve equilibrium, but outside influences threaten that balance each and every day.
How will we manage interactions between wildlife and society in the Next New World and beyond?
Just a few of the challenging issues facing wildlife agencies in the Next New World include: wildlife diseases, changing cultural attitudes, wildlife education, invasive species, and natural disaster response.
These issues and many others will be addressed during the SEAFWA 2006 conference (Sunday, November 5 - Wednesday, November 8, 2006) in Norfolk, Virginia.
