Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation
Conservation that connects
Looking beyond the expected to ensure a thriving natural world
Conservation that Connects
Conservation that connects
Looking beyond the expected to ensure a thriving natural world
At McGraw, we know the answer isn’t always about having or spending more. It’s about doing better with what we have. That is why we work to create the most effective and efficient solutions to the most pressing issues in conservation. We start with open eyes and an open mind, and then we follow the science wherever it leads. We connect species, ecosystems, organizations, businesses, and governments and recommend practical, productive actions.
Wildlife, water, farms, forests, cities — our only boundaries are what we can learn and apply to ensure a thriving natural world.
Think about this. You are handed the keys to a $25 billion-
a-year industry. Your customers are passionate, generous
and committed, but their numbers are dwindling. Billions
are wasted, with little accountability. Departments duplicate
efforts or work at cross purposes. You know what needs to
be done. When it comes to conservation, so do we.
We believe that conservation programs – especially those
funded by taxpayer dollars – can and must be made more
efficient, more accountable, and oriented towards results.
They should take advantage of the best management
practices and partnerships. The need is great. The timing is
imperative.
Clean water is life. Old thinking will kill us
Within 40 years, our planet will have to feed 10 billion people. We will have to produce more food in the next century than we …
How ‘Wings Over Water’ took flight
In 2016, the Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation began an unprecedented review of the funds sent to Canada’s prairies under the North American Wetlands Conservation Act …
Our partners
We work with some of the leading organizations in conservation. Some of those partners include: DUCKS UNLIMITED, WETLANDS AMERICA TRUST, AUDUBON, DELTA WATERFOWL, ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION, Cook County Forest Preserve District
