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  • About Us
    • Who We Are & What We Do
    • Trademark of Logo
    • Members
    • Officers & Directors
    • Constitution & Bylaws
    • Committees
    • Technical Committees >
      • Black Bear
      • Deer
      • Fish & Wildlife Diversity
      • Fish Health
      • Fur Resources
      • Habitat
      • Rivers & Streams
      • Upland Gamebird
  • Resources
    • Resolutions
    • Technical Publications & Reports
    • Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation (R3)
    • Partners & Collaborators
    • Regional Conservation Needs
    • Help with Wildlife Damage
    • Northeast Region State Wildlife Action Plan Database
    • Furbearer Management in the Northeast >
      • About Us
      • Furbearer Conservation & Management
      • Benefits of Trapping
      • Animal Welfare
      • Trap Designs
      • Trapping Then and Now
      • Furbearer Guide
  • Conference
    • General Info
    • Registration
    • Travel Logistics
    • Program >
      • Schedule
      • Presentation Guidelines
    • Sponsor Opportunities
    • Conference Contacts
    • Event Archives
    • Future Meetings
  • Robert McDowell Award
    • Overview & Nomination Procedues
    • Past Recipients
  • Job Opportunities
  • Conservation Leadership Program
    • Application Requirements
    • Fellow Application
    • Nomination Form
    • Recommendation Form
  • Landscape Conservation
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    • Clearinghouse
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      • Fisheries Administrators
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      • R3
      • Wildlife Administrators
    • Technical Committees >
      • Black Bear
      • Deer
      • Fish Health
      • Fish & Wildlife Diversity
      • Fur Resources
      • Habitat
      • Rivers & Streams
      • Upland Gamebird
    • WSFR Region 5 File Repository
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​Please Join Us! April 7-10, 2026

​The 81st Annual Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference will be held on Tuesday, April 7 –Friday, April 10, 2026. The conference host, West Virginia Department of Natural Resources, looks forward to hosting you at the Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Please check back for updates! 

We look forward to providing opportunities for connection, professional development, and the exchange of ideas and critical information regarding the management and protection of fish and wildlife resources primarily in the northeast. We hope you will make plans to join us.

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​About the Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference

The annual Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference attracts over 500 natural resources professionals in the fields of wildlife biology, fisheries and fisheries management, outreach and education, and law enforcement. The event provides opportunities for education, discussion, and exchanging of ideas. Highlights include: a Plenary Session & Awards Ceremony, Concurrent Technical Sessions & Special Symposia, Poster Session, as well as Social & Networking Events

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2026 Conference Location: 
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA

Conference Attendee Testimonials

"These conferences are a great way for academics and professionals to meet and build cooperative relationships that stimulate the growth of this ever-important field. " 

​"The NEAFWA conference was an amazing experience! Seeing so many women in the field of conservation was very motivating and inspiring!"
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"This was my first wildlife conference (I'm a graduating senior at the University of Delaware) and the NEAFWA conference made me so excited to continue in this field. I am excited to attend the next one."

"​The NEAFWA conference is a melting pot where natural resource professionals from all career stages have the opportunity to learn from one another."

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