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Energy for Wildlife

The NWTF's Energy for Wildlife program helps the utility industry manage millions of miles of rights-of-way and other properties that could potentially provide ideal habitat for a number of wildlife species.

The program helps . . .

Companies:

  • Develop credibility for vegetation/wildlife management programs
  • Gain technical assistance with vegetation and wildlife issues
  • Receive assistance with state and federal lands issues

Members and Volunteers:

  • Work toward increasing public hunting access
  • Gain corporate cooperation with private lands management
  • Recieve assistance on technical vegetation/forestry/wildlife management problems
  • Assist with other cooperative programs including Farm Bill programs

Managing these properties provides great habitat for wild turkeys. Several other wildlife species currently at risk from loss of open habitat also benefit from the program.

The Energy for Wildlife staff works directly with utility companies to integrate wildlife management activities into their land management programs. When participating companies have implemented the wildlife component of their management plans, they will receive a "seal of approval" from the NWTF for their efforts.

For more information about Energy for Wildlife or other NWTF programs call (800) THE-NWTF or e-mail Jay Jordan at jjordan@nwtf.net.

Energy for Wildlife Members

Location

AGL Resources Atlanta, Ga.
Alabama Power* Birmingham, Ala.
American Transmission Co. Waukesha, Wis.
Baldwin EMC Summerdale, Ala.
Central Alabama Electric Cooperative Prattville, Ala.
Central Vermont Public Service* Rutland, Vt.
CNX Gas Company, LLC Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSOL Energy* Pittsburgh, Pa.
Duke Energy Charlotte, N.C.
Energy United* Statesville, N.C.
Entergy Services New Orleans, La.
Fidelity Exploration & Production Denver, Colo.
Florida Gas Transmission Talahassee, Fla.
Georgia Power* Atlanta, Ga.
Georgia Transmission Corporation* Tucker, Ga.
Great Lakes Energy Boyne City, Mich.
Gulf Power* Pensacola, Fla.
Marathon Oil Company Houston, Texas
Mississippi Power* Gulfport, Miss.
Progress Energy/Real Estate Raleigh, N.C.
Savannah Electric* Savannah, Ga.
South Central Indiana REMC* Martinsville, Ind.
Southeastern Indiana REMC Osgood, Ind.
South Mississippi Electric Power Hattiesburg, Miss.
Southern Company* Atlanta, Ga.
Texas Gas Transmission Owensboro, Ky.
Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC* Bloomfield, Ind.
Vermont Electric Power Company Rutland, Vt.
Vermont Electric Transmission Company Rutland, Vt.
Washington Electric Cooperative, Inc. Marietta, Ohio
Williams Exploration and Production Tulsa, Okla.
Wolverine Power* Cadillac, Mich.

* Denotes Certified Member


Energy for Wildlife Endorsements

Arizona Game & Fish Department
Arkansas Game & Fish Commission
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
International Society of Arboriculture
Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks
Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources
Missouri Department of Conservation
Nebraska Game & Parks Commission
New Mexico Department of Game & Fish
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
North Dakota Game & Fish Department
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Tall Timbers Research Station
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Texas Parks & Wildlife
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
USDA Forest Service
Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife
Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
Wyoming Game & Fish Department


Energy for Wildlife Endorsements

BASF
Martin Engineering
Progressive Solutions
Townsend Chemical Division
Trees, Inc.
Wildlife Land & Resource Management
Woodson Incorporated