The Kansas Wildlife Federation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and management of wildlife and natural resources in Kansas. Founded in 1946, it aims to promote sustainable practices that benefit both wildlife and their habitats. The federation works with various stakeholders, including government agencies, conservation groups, and local communities. Through education, advocacy, and hands-on projects, the Kansas Wildlife Federation engages the public in wildlife conservation efforts. It also provides resources and support for outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing, fostering a connection between people and nature while ensuring the protection of Kansas' diverse ecosystems.