Welcome to the Groupsite for OFWIM!


The Organization of Fish and Wildlife Information Managers (OFWIM) has been bringing together state, federal, and non-profit fish and wildlife information managers since 1993 to coordinate and share information technologies, management strategies, and standards on a national level.


OFWIM Groupsite is our meeting place that provides members of the organization with a shared calendar, discussion forums, member profiles, photo gallery, file storage and more.


To become an OFWIM member, go to our public website and join online or mail in membership form.

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OFWIM 2025 Annual Conference - Hold the Date

Hold the Date!October 5-9, 2025Please join us at the Virden Retreat Center in Lewes, Delaware for the 2025 OFWIM Annual Conference.Registration information and call for abstracts will be coming soon.

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Mack Frantz
Zoologist
West Virginia Division of Natural Resource...
Don Schrupp
Wildlife Ecologist
Brandy Bachman
GIS Programmer Analyst
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
Iris Allen
Wildlife Biologist
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
Sherri Huwer
Senior Terrestrial Data Analyst
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Lindsey Wise
Biodiversity Data Manager
Institute for Natural Resources, Portland ...

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