Our mission is to promote and enhance increasing populations of indigenous wild sheep, to safeguard against their decline or extinction, and to fund programs for professional management of these populations, all while keeping administrative costs to a minimum.

We are vigorously involved in the conservation, propagation, and intensive management of wild sheep populations and their habitats. This includes re-establishing sheep populations in historically suitable habitats. We take every consideration to ensure the safe return of these animals to their once thriving habitat.

To date, FNAWS, its Chapters, and Affiliates have raised nearly 50 million dollars to fund projects, which include buffer land acquisition, wild sheep transplants, biological studies and research projects, prudent wild sheep management, wildlife habitat improvement, repressing poaching, and protecting sportsmen’s rights, and public education.