CALIFORNIA STATE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
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Mission Statement
Since 1990, the California Wildlife Foundation (CWF) has worked to protect the state’s wildlife species. CWF supports programs of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and its partners, manages funds designated to strengthen the stewardship efforts and long-term management of publicly-held wildlife areas and reserves, facilitates the development of regional land and fishery management plans, practices sound land use and science in its conservation and restoration projects, and promotes the judicious and ethical use of California’s wild resources through educational and recreational activities that encourage people to appreciate, respect and perpetuate the state’s rich diversity of plant and animal life.
About This Cause
California Wildlife Foundation collaborates with partner organizations to protect the state's rich diversity of wildlife species by acquiring, restoring, and managing sufficient habitat to sustain healthy populations over time. HISTORY: California Wildlife Foundation (CWF) was created in 1990 by a group led by the then Resources Agency Secretary to support the work of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (formerly California Department of Fish and Game). CWF expanded its reach to partner with federal, state, regional, and local agencies and organizations over subsequent years. CWF works with land trusts and other non profit organizations to implement wildlife and habitat projects on lands and easement-covered lands for public benefit. SERVICES: CWF’s primary role is to provide fiscal and administrative management services for agency-approved projects and programs. CWF’s project revenue comes from a variety of sources including grants, mitigation and program fees, as well as contributions. CWF manages investing mitigation and project funds for specific agency-directed projects. It assists professionals with scientific research projects and education. It publishes and distributes conservation information to businesses, schools, landowners, organizations, and community leaders. PROJECTS: HABITAT MANAGEMENT: Crestridge Ecological Reserve South Bay Salt Pond Phase 2 Science South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project: Outreach and Adaptive Management HABITAT RESTORATION: Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge: Habitat Restoration and Endangered Species Recovery Monitoring of Rocky Intertidal Keystone Species at Channel Islands National Park and Cabrillo National Monument San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project Santa Rosa Island Cloud Forest Restoration San Elijo Lagoon Restoration Project South Bay Salt Pond Phase 2 Science South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project: Outreach and Adaptive Management HABITAT EXPANSION: Carrizo Plain National Monument Crestridge Ecological Reserve EDUCATION AND OUTREACH: Back Bay Science Center California Oaks Climate Science Alliance Crestridge Ecological Reserve South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project: Outreach and Adaptive Management