🧡Today, we observe the National Day of Remembrance for Boarding School Survivors. This day honors the resilience and courage of Native communities who endured the boarding school era, a period that sought to erase Indigenous languages, cultures, and identities. 🪶As members of the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society, we acknowledge the lasting impact these schools have had on our families and communities. We remember the children who were taken from their homes and the generations affecte

This Native American Heritage Month, explore the history of the first people of our nation right here at Wonders of Wildlife. From walking through Native American Hall to lessons led by the American Indian Center of Springfield, Wonders of Wildlife is not only dedicated to celebrating indigenous culture but sharing it with future generations to ensure the significant contributions of the first Americans are never lost. See some ways you can get involved on our blog: https://bit.ly/48I1c3a | Wond

Mitzi Reed, a biologist and one of G&G's Champions of Conservation, is using lessons from her Choctaw heritage to fight invasive species in Mississippi. Learn more about her role with the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society and find out how you can join the cause from home: https://ow.ly/Ukln50PUQTj In partnership with Visit Asheville. | Garden & Gun Magazine

A homecoming worth celebrating! After five months of dedicated care at our Ramona Wildlife Center, two young mountain lions have returned to the wild where they belong. Seeing them step back into their native habitat is a feeling like no other for our Project Wildlife team. The cubs were found alone and malnourished in March before being safely trapped by the UC Davis California Carnivores Program team, in coordination with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). When they arrived