Partial funding for this nomination was provided through the Minnesota State Wildlife Grants program 2025

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Established in 2000, State Wildlife Grants provide money to states, territories, commonwealths, and D.C. to address wildlife conservation needs such as research, surveys and species and habitat management. Projects focus on wildlife species of greatest conservation need identified in State Wildlife Action Plans.
Hunters play an important role by providing information from the field that wildlife managers need. Revenue from hunting licenses is a primary source of funding for wildlife management and has helped many game and non-game species recover from dwindling populations.
Expert-Verified. The primary source of financial support that benefits all wildlife species comes from conservation organizations, federal wildlife agencies, and state wildlife agencies.
The funds collected through the excise taxes paid on their equipment purchases and through their purchase of hunting and fishing licenses are the primary source of support for state fish and wildlife agencies.
In the U.S., conservation is implemented by many entities, including federal, state and local agencies, private landowners, businesses and non-profits. Taken as a whole, the non-hunting public contributes far more financially than hunters and anglers to conservation activities undertaken collectively by these entities.
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Hunting license fees play a major part in funding wildlife management. When hunters obtain their licenses, a portion of the fees collected is allocated to wildlife conservation efforts and management.

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