Colorado Wildlife Federation Our Impact
Read CWF's Full 2024-2025 Impact Report Here.
Letter from the President
The Colorado Wildlife Federation (CWF) Board of Directors is pleased to present to you, our loyal supporters and followers, our 2024-2025 Impact Report that summarizes the activities and advocacy actions that the Federation has focused on during the latter half of 2024 and the first half of 2025.
As always, it has been a busy time for our small staff and the CWF Board, as we continue our proud heritage of being a unique and one of the most recognized advocacy and outdoor educational
organizations in Colorado.
Our advocacy for good decision-making by the Colorado Legislature began with the start of the Colorado Legislative Session in January. You will read in our report about our efforts to support protecting the important habitat stamp program (critical to fund Colorado Parks and Wildlife projects that support wildlife habitat protection and development), and opposing efforts that would threaten the use of good wildlife science, and hunting and angling as important tools in managing wildlife policy and use decisions.
You will also read about how the CWF staff interacts with multiple State, Federal, County, and local organizations to help achieve good policy decisions, wildlife corridors, and habitat protection and development that support the continuing and growing demand for the wide variety of quality outdoor recreational opportunities that make Colorado such a great place to live.
The Colorado Wildlife Federation continues to be a leading outdoor educational organization that promotes new participants in the outdoors through our Becoming an Outdoors Woman program and the Hispanic “Dia de Pesca” youth angling opportunities. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) Organization, the Colorado Wildlife Federation accomplishes an amazing amount of advocacy and conservation planning with the organizations we partner with. We depend on grants, donations, and some specific project funding to support our staff and the great work they do.
Thank you once again for your commitment to Colorado’s fish, wildlife, and wild places. We look forward to your continued support and shared dedication to conservation.
Robin Knox
Board President, CWF
Read CWF's Full 2024-2025 Impact Report Here.