2008-09 Big Game Hunt Proclamation & Hunt Unit Maps!
The Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife is responsible for developing and recommending policies, rules, and regulations and management plans relating to the fish, wildlife, and native plant resources on the Navajo Nation; and to provide predator and animal control services on the Navajo Nation. The Department consists of Wildlife Enforcement, Research & Management, Natural Heritage Program, and Animal Damage/Animal Control Sections.
The Animal Control Program (NNAC) is responsible for enforcing dog and cat ordinances; the Animal Damage Control Section is responsible for handling livestock and agricultural damage cases throughout the Navajo Nation…learn more…
The Natural Heritage Program (NNHP)is responsible for collection and management of information on native, rare and/or endangered plants and animals on the Navajo Nation…learn more…
The Research & Management Section (NNMR) is responsible for management of game species and for fisheries management on the Navajo Nation…learn more…
The Wildlife Law Enforcement Section (NNWLE) is responsible for enforcing tribal and federal wildlife laws and regulations throughout the Navajo Nation…learn more….
The Zoological & Botanical Park (NNZOO) became a program of the Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife on September 1, 2006 . Responsibilities of the Park were assumed from the Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation Dept...learn more
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