AFWA Is
AFWA Is
America’s fish and wildlife belong to all of us. Conserving and preventing the exploitation of these vital resources—on both public and private lands and waters within our borders—is critical to the well-being of our nation and beyond.
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AFWA Acts
The AFWA Mission: To advocate for the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of our member agencies to manage fish and wildlife as public trust resources for current and future generations.
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AFWA Informs
AFWA Informs
The AFWA Vision: Providing conservation leadership for a sustainable, publicly supported future for fish and wildlife.
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AFWA Inspires
AFWA Inspires
Working towards achieving our combined vision for healthy fish and wildlife populations and habitats that are managed by state, provincial and territorial members for long-term public benefit, use and support.
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Wisconsin

Invertebrates - Included in Definitions? - Wisconsin

(90) “Wild animal” means any mammal, bird, fish, or other creature of a wild nature endowed with sensation and the power of voluntary motion.

Citation: Wis. Stat. § 29.001

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