Fish and Game Wardens

About the Role

Fish and Game Wardens are law enforcement officers who oversee the protection and management of fish and wildlife resources.

Patrol designated areas to monitor compliance with fish and game laws.
Conduct investigations into poaching, illegal fishing, and wildlife trafficking.
Educate the public on fishing and hunting regulations and conservation efforts.
Collect data on wildlife populations through surveys and habitat assessments.
Assist in the rescue and rehabilitation of injured or stranded wildlife.
Collaborate with other environmental agencies on conservation projects.
Prepare legal documents and testify in court regarding law enforcement cases.

Jay P. Ladd – Known for his work in the state of California, Ladd has been instrumental in developing programs for wildlife conservation and education.
Wendy E. Brown – A conservation officer recognized for her efforts in battling illegal hunting and promoting sustainable wildlife practices.

Wildlife Law Enforcement - A Career Guide
A comprehensive guide to understanding the laws and regulations governing wildlife protection.
Conservation Matters
A blog dedicated to discussions on conservation techniques, enforcement practices, and policy developments.
The Wildlife Society Podcast
A podcast that explores various aspects of wildlife management, including law enforcement topics.
National Association of Conservation Law Enforcement Officials
A professional organization that offers resources, training, and networking opportunities for conservation law enforcement professionals.