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About Our Organization |
NEW:
Nebraska Wildlife
Federation seeks an energetic organizer for a contract position to
conduct outreach to organizations, individuals, press and media on
energy issues. Must have organizing experience, presentation skills,
a passion for wildlife, and knowledge of energy issues. This is a
3-month, part-time position through March 31, 2012, involving
substantial in-state travel, with an opportunity to make a real
difference for our natural world.
Position description here. Send resume and expression of
interest ASAP to NebWildlifeJobs@yahoo.com. |
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Chartered in 1970, the Nebraska Wildlife
Federation is a state-wide, non-profit, membership based
organization dedicated to fish and wildlife conservation through
environmental education, fish and wildlife conservation, and common
sense public policy. |
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Whether working to protect the imperiled ecosystems of the Platte
River and the Rainwater Basin, preserving the hidden majesty of the
Pine Ridge or Niobrara River, searching out the last remnants of
Nebraska's Tallgrass prairie, or helping state agencies better manage Nebraska's huntable and fishable species, the Nebraska Wildlife Federation is working for you -- and working for wildlife.
Our programs promote nature education, environmental
awareness and enjoyment. We work to advance state and
national policies that are
good for family farmers, rural communities and our natural
resources.
We are
proud to be the independent state affiliate of the
National Wildlife Federation.
Through this unique affiliate relationship, the two Federations retain
independent memberships, boards of directors, and finances, but work
closely together on issues of mutual concern. This unique
relationship ensures that 100% of every dollar contributed to the
Nebraska Wildlife Federation stays here in Nebraska, providing fish
and wildlife habitat for current and future generations.
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Welcome Business Council Members!
We thank Nebraska
business leaders who have recently joined the Nebraska Wildlife
Federation Business Council recently. Business Council members are
partners who work with us to pursue our fish and wildlife
conservation goals.
We
Salute:
John L.
Hughes
Hughes
Brothers
Seward
Brian Bashore
Center Stone Financial
Milford
J.J.
Johnson
The UPS
Store
5100 N. 27th, Lincoln
Kim Elam
THE
GROVE
340 W.
Cornhusker, Lincoln
See our Business Council
page here. Contact
our office for information on how you can become a member of the
Nebraska Wildlife Federation Business Council.
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The Nebraska
Wildlife Federation is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors,
and operates its programs with a small staff and numerous Federation
volunteers. Our Federation Business
Council members are our partners, providing advice and helping
fund our wildlife conservation work. As a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to the
Federation are generally tax deductible for income tax purposes. |
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- Dr.
Russ Souchek, Seward
- President & Public Policy Chair
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Jim
Johnson, Lincoln
Vice President, Programs
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Steve
Kryger, Papillion
Vice President Administration
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Bruce Kennedy, Malcolm
Immediate Past President
Conservation & Education Co-Chair
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Marge
Kennedy, Malcolm
Secretary
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Laura
Tegtmeier, Lincoln
Conservation & Education Co-Chair
National Wildlife Federation Alternate
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Gene
Oglesby, Lincoln
Leadership Development Chair
National Wildlife Federation Board Member
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Brian
Bashore, Milford
Organizational Development Chair
National Wildlife Federation Delegate
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Dr. Marian Maas, Omaha
Past President, Director
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Connie
Anderson, Gretna
Director
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Mike
Coe, Crete
Director
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Fran
Siedhoff, Crete
Director
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Jarel Vinduska, Gretna
Director |
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Duane Hovorka, Elmwood
Executive Director, Lincoln Office
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For more information, contact us at: Nebraska Wildlife
Federation PO Box
81437 Lincoln, NE 68501
or Call us at: 402-477-1008
or Visit our office in
South Lincoln:
4547 Calvert Street, Suite 12
Lincoln, NE 68506 or
E-mail us at: NebraskaWildlife@windstream.net ______________ Copyright 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011 Nebraska Wildlife
Federation | |