Wildlife for Tomorrow
Conserving Arizona’s Wildlife for Future Generations
Across Arizona’s vast deserts, forests, and grasslands, more than 820 species call this incredible landscape home. Yet, our wildlife faces growing challenges — from shrinking water resources to fragmented habitats and changing climates.
That’s where Wildlife for Tomorrow comes in.
As the official nonprofit partner of the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), we mobilize private philanthropy, partnerships, and community engagement to conserve Arizona’s wildlife and connect people with nature.
Together, we’re ensuring that Arizona’s wildlife, wild places, and outdoor traditions flourish for generations to come. Wildlife for Tomorrow is the official 501(c)(3) partner of the Arizona Game & Fish Department. We fund critical conservation programs that public dollars can’t—restoring habitats, advancing research, and sustaining Arizona’s wild legacy for generations to come.
A Powerful Partnership for Conservation
Wildlife for Tomorrow was created to expand the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s capacity to conserve Arizona’s diverse wildlife resources and strengthen people’s connection to the outdoors.
While AZGFD receives no state general fund tax dollars, WFT turns public passion into private action — raising vital funds that help restore habitats, recover species, and sustain Arizona’s outdoor heritage.
Together, WFT and AZGFD are conserving wildlife, connecting people to nature, and inspiring a new generation of outdoor stewards.
Wildlife for Tomorrow’s Conservation Pillars
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Outdoor Heritage
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Wildlife Education
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Wildlife Conservation
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Community & Stewardship
Join the Movement for Arizona’s Wildlife
Every gift makes a difference. Whether you give once, become a monthly donor, or partner with us through your business, your support directly fuels conservation efforts.
Together, we can ensure Arizona’s wildlife endures for tomorrow’s generations.
North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife for Tomorrow is committed to upholding the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation as a vital framework for managing and preserving Arizona's diverse wildlife. This model provides essential guidance for sustainable and responsible conservation efforts, ensuring the continued abundant and healthy wildlife populations in our state.
Regardless of whether one chooses to actively participate in hunting or angling, people interested in wildlife and its future should understand the conservation role sportsmen play.
Our partner Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation (AZSFWC) is honored to offer a specialty license plate. By purchasing this plate you will be making a contribution to Arizona’s wildlife and wildlife habitat. Seventeen dollars ($17) of each twenty-five ($25) special license fee will go to AZSFWC’s L. Gary Stinson Grant Fund. The AZSFWC will review and approve all grants from the special license plate program revenues. These grants will fund important on-the-ground wildlife habitat restoration and enhancement projects as well outdoor recreational and educational opportunities that promote conservation.
