Employment Verification for National Wild Turkey Federation.

The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), founded in 1973, is a nonprofit conservation and hunting organization headquartered in Edgefield, South Carolina. The organization is dedicated to the conservation of wild turkeys and the preservation of hunting heritage in North America. Since its inception, NWTF has worked alongside state, federal, and private partners to restore wild turkey populations across the United States. The NWTF has contributed significantly to wildlife conservation efforts, helping to increase wild turkey populations from approximately 1.3 million in 1973 to nearly 7 million today. The organization has conserved or enhanced more than 20 million acres of wildlife habitat through various programs and initiatives. Their work extends beyond turkey conservation to benefit numerous other wildlife species and their habitats. The organization operates through local chapters across the country, organizing fundraising events, habitat improvement projects, and educational programs. NWTF's initiatives include the "Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt." program, which focuses on conserving critical wildlife habitat, recruiting new hunters, and securing hunting access to public and private lands. The federation also publishes "Turkey Country" magazine and hosts the annual NWTF Convention and Sport Show, one of the largest gatherings of turkey hunters and conservationists in North America.