Virginia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office

The Virginia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is a state agency dedicated to protecting and managing the health of Virginia’s aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, including fish, wildlife, and their habitats. They work on conserving species, restoring populations, and promoting sustainable use of natural resources through research, habitat restoration, and public education. Their goal is to ensure a balanced environment where both people and wildlife can thrive now and in the future. They also collaborate with other organizations and communities to implement conservation initiatives across the state.