State Wildlife Action Plans

State Wildlife Action Plans are comprehensive strategies developed by individual states to protect and improve the health of their native wildlife and habitats. They identify important species and ecosystems at risk, assess threats like pollution or habitat loss, and outline actions to conserve biodiversity. These plans guide resource management, funding priorities, and conservation efforts, aiming to prevent wildlife declines before they become critical. By addressing ecological concerns proactively, States Wildlife Action Plans help maintain balanced ecosystems, support outdoor recreation, and ensure wildlife can thrive for future generations.