Volunteer committee members are the heart and soul of the Idaho Chapter. From fundraising to support scholarships and grants, to recognizing outstanding professionals, to planning the annual meeting and related activities, much of the Chapter’s work is accomplished by dedicated and passionate members.
Whatever your strengths or interests, serving on a committee is a great way to contribute to ICTWS. Find a committee that fits your interests and get involved today.
If you are interested in serving on a committee, please contact a committee Chair (contact details below) or contact ICTWS.
The Awards Committee meets prior to the annual meeting each year to consider nominations. There are many hard-working, deserving chapter members and non-chapter folks and groups who might be honored by these awards. Please consider your coworkers and colleagues and take time to submit a nomination or two! Completed forms should by sent to Ryan Long (ralong@uidaho.edu).
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The Conservation Affairs Committee reviews legislative proposals, administrative regulations, environmental assessment and impact statements, and other subjects or issues affecting wildlife or wildlife habitat within the organizational area of the Chapter and recommends action that should be taken by the Idaho Chapter. Participates in the The Wildlife Society's Conservation Affairs Network on regional and national conservation issues. Sign up for the TWS Conservation Affairs Newsletter.
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The Eduaction & Outreach Committee seeks and employs methods of informing the public basic wildlife management concepts and of Chapter and Society activities and interests. Responds to interest of the membership in being involved in wildlife education. This includes creating engagement through social media posts on the ICTWS Facebook and Instagram accounts, communicating member stories and activities, and documenting annual meeting shenanigans!
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The Fundraising Committee plans and coordinates fundraising activities for the annual meeting, including outreach to members and local businesses for donations. Highlights include a silent auction and raffle!
Members who donate handmade or restored items—such as art, products, or other creations—are entered into a special, separate raffle. The more money their items raise for the chapter, the more chances they receive to win!
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The Idaho Chapter of The Wildlife Society has set aside funds to support up to 6 students ($300 each) to offset costs associated with attending the Annual Meeting. You must be a current student at an Idaho college or university pursuing a degree related to wildlife or natural resources AND have or obtain an ICTWS student membership.
For more information, please contact Grants Committee Chair, Laura Wolf (laura.wolf@idfg.idaho.gov).
The Membership Committee encourages qualified persons to become members of the The Wildlife Society, the Northwest Section, and the Idaho Chapter.
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The Student Affairs Committee identifies opportunities to further engage wildlife students in the Chapter as well as at the annual meeting. Plans student activities to facilitate student interactions with professionals and development of professional skills.
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