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Text Box: Albuquerque                         Wildlife Federation

Text Box:       The Albuquerque Wildlife Federation was founded in 1914, at a time when wildlife in New Mexico and all of the U.S. was in decline.  To address this problem, a group of forward-looking sportsmen joined together.  One of these sportsmen and founders was the famous Aldo Leopold, best known among outdoor enthusiasts for his book, A Sand County Almanac, and for the first wilderness area in the country, the Leopold Wilderness in New Mexico's Gila National Forest, which is named for him. Federation has been in operation continually since its founding, working to fulfill its mission of education and involvement.  Please consider joining AWF...we need your help with our efforts to protect access to wildlife and wild lands.      

Text Box: “Organized in 1914 to protect and perpetuate our wildlife and natural resources”