The National Wild Turkey Federation is a non-profit organization based in Woodburn, IA, dedicated to the conservation of the wild turkey and the preservation of hunting heritage. With a mission to protect wildlife habitat and promote responsible hunting practices, the NWTF has made significant achievements, conserving over 22 million acres of wildlife habitat, recruiting 1.5 million hunters since 2012, and opening 700,000 acres for hunting. Through their events, resources, and chapters, the NWTF engages, entertains, and educates individuals, making a lasting impact on the hunting lifestyle.
As a leading advocate for wildlife conservation, the NWTF continues to make a difference by investing 86% of their expenditures in their mission. Their annual NWTF Convention and Sport Show, attended by over 67,000 people, offers action-packed days, a sport show, and numerous raffle and auction opportunities. With a wide range of merchandise available, including turkey feathers tees, campfire mugs, and cord twill caps, individuals can gear up for their next hunt while supporting the NWTF's efforts. Additionally, the organization offers academic scholarships through the Dr. James Earl Kennamer Scholarship Program, recognizing outstanding high school seniors who demonstrate academic achievement, community involvement, and leadership roles.
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