Conserving fish habitats
Preserving the heartland
Improving local economies
The Midwest Fish habitat Partnership is made up of six regional organizations focused on conservation, preservation and reclamation of fish habitats and aquatic life. Through improving natural habitats, we not only increase the quantity and quality of fish and other aquatic species, we also improve the health of the local economies. The partnerships succeed by combining science and technology with the collaborative efforts of local communities.
Advanced technologies and sound science are critically important to our efforts. You can access the latest reports, maps and geodata sets.
Download habitat quality reports
Working with local individuals and organizations, we put projects on the ground that impact fish habitat and enhance local economies.
We are taking action throughout the Midwest. If we are not working in your watershed yet, let's get a project going together.
The Midwest Fish Habitat Partnerships are part of the National Fish Habitat Partnership.
Managed in part by the Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
This program is partially funded by Federal Aid to Sportfish Restoration Funds through the Multistate Conservation Grant Program, a program supported with funds from the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and jointly managed with the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.