Photo Credits (Clockwise from top): Debby Thomas; Kandace Heimerr; Tanner Saul; Richard Remington; Sharon Jenkins
All Access gives dedicated supporters an in-depth, behind the scenes look at the Federation's innovative strategies to restore cherished landscapes and protect the rich diversity of America's beloved wildlife populations.
Throughout Season 9, we’ll explore the biggest conservation challenges facing the planet, the innovative solutions the Federation is implementing, and the amazing wildlife that connect us all.
Hosted by Chief Advocacy Officer Karla Raettig
Wednesday, December 9, 2026 | 2pm ET/ 1pm CT/ 12pm MT/ 11am PT

Collin O'Mara
President & CEO

Karla Raettig
Chief Advocacy Officer
Join Federation President & CEO Collin O'Mara, along with Chief Advocacy Officer Karla Raettig, to reflect on this year's conservation highlights and the science-backed strategies guiding our goals for 2027 and beyond. Whether it's protecting public land, defending landmark environmental protections, or reconnecting people with nature, the Federation remains committed to uniting Americans to benefit wildlife and wild places.
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