Tennessee Wildlife Federation is a renowned organization in Tennessee that has been dedicated to conservation since 1946. As the largest and oldest wildlife organization in the state, their mission is to lead the conservation, sound management, and wise use of Tennessee's wildlife and great outdoors. With a diverse range of supporters, from hunters and anglers to bird watchers and hikers, Tennessee Wildlife Federation tackles the state's most urgent conservation issues through public policy and strategic programs.

They actively shape public policy, monitor proposals, and challenge any initiatives that could negatively impact Tennessee's natural resources and wildlife. The Federation also focuses on youth engagement, habitat restoration, and promoting outdoor recreation and education. Their programs include Hunters for the Hungry, which feeds those in need with venison donated by generous deer hunters, the Hunting and Fishing Academy to recruit and develop the next generation of conservationists, and the Scholastic Clay Target Program that introduces youth to shooting sports and conservation.

By engaging diverse communities and actively pursuing relationships with people from varied backgrounds, Tennessee Wildlife Federation aims to expand the conservation community and ensure the wonders and benefits of Tennessee's great outdoors are enjoyed by all. Through their efforts and the support of generous donors and grants, they continue to work towards restoring the integrity of Tennessee's wildlife and natural resources