The Tennessee Wildlife Federation is hosting conversations about the future of wildlife, conservation, and outdoor traditions across the state.
Important issues will be discussed, including fisheries, tourism, waterfowl heritage and the economic impact of hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation. Additionally, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will be presenting and providing updates.
Hunters, anglers, outdoor business owners, farmers, landowners, conservation partners and anyone who cares about Tennessee’s great outdoors are invited to attend.
Free and open to the public. Registration is required.
Meetings are being held in Memphis on Sept. 22, in Columbia on Sept. 28, in Jackson on Sept. 29, in Huntingdon on Oct. 1, in Cookeville on Oct. 6, in Gallatin on Oct. 12, in Bristol on Oct. 20, in LaFollette on Oct. 26, and in Chattanooga on Nov. 12.
Sign up on the Tennessee Wildlife Federation website at https://tnwf.org/townhall/
