Wildlife Conservation Board
The primary responsibilities of the Wildlife Conservation Board are to select, authorize and allocate funds for the purchase of land and waters suitable for recreation purposes and the preservation, protection and restoration of wildlife habitat. WCB approves and funds projects that set aside lands within the State for such purposes, through acquisition or other means, to meet these objectives.
WCB can also authorize the construction of facilities for recreational purposes on property in which it has a proprietary interest.
WCB's three main functions are land acquisition, habitat restoration and development of wildlife oriented public access facilities, which are carried out through its programs.
