To assist the conservation districts of the state of Arkansas in their efforts to serve the soil and water conservation needs of the people of Arkansas

To study, conserve, and enjoy birds, other wildlife, and their habitats through science, advocacy, education, and on-the-ground conservation

Works to ensure low-income families are included in the green energy transition, focusing on climate justice and equitable energy policy

Works to conserve, develop, and use forest resources sustainably across Arkansas

Oversees water, soil, and conservation stewardship efforts across the state

Every student, every day, prepared to succeed

AEEA champions access to environmental education, builds community among professionals, provides support to educators, and drives excellence in the field of environmental and outdoor education in Arkansas.

Promotes environmental awareness by encouraging student engagement in soil, water, forestry, wildlife, and aquatics through competition

Supports forestry education, outreach, and applied research through partnerships with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture

Promotes forestry education and professional development for sustainable forest management across Arkansas

The Commission’s mission is to wisely manage all the fish and wildlife resources of Arkansas while providing maximum enjoyment for the people.

The Forrest L. Wood Crowley's Ridge Nature center is one of 5 nature centers scattered throughout Arkansas. The 17,033-square-foot, three-story facility opened August 25, 2004 as the second nature center built by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. It features a three-story education, exhibit and meeting facility on 160 acres. The center adjoins the southern boundary of Craighead Forest Park and includes a 5.5-acre prairie, 2.5-acre pond and approximately 100 acres of woodlands