Having grown from its origins in the 13 western states, Project WILD is now officially sponsored throughout the US and in several countries. Typically, state wildlife agencies work in cooperation with state departments of education for state-wide implemetation. This state-level partnership between the public agencies responsible for education and wildlife is unique and a model for others. Listed below are the state sponsors of WILD. Feel free to contact the Project WILD Coordinator in your state for more information.

• Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
• Alaska Department of Fish and Game
• Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
• California Department of Fish and Game
• Colorado Division of Wildlife
• Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
• Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
• District of Columbia Environmental Health Administration
• Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
• Idaho Department of Fish and Game
• Illinois Department of Natural Resources
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources
• Iowa Department of Natural Resources
• Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
• Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
• Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
• Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
• Maryland Department of Natural Resources
• Mass Audubon
• Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
• Michigan State University - Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Educational and Communiction Systems

• Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
• Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
• Missouri Department of Conservation
• Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks
• Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
• Nevada Division of Wildlife
• New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
• New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife
• New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
• New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
• North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
• North Dakota Department of Game and Fish
• Ohio Division of Wildlife
• Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
• Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Oregon State University Extension 4-H
• Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
• Pennsylvania Game Commission
• Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources
• Rhode Island Division of Fish and Wildlife
• South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
• South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks
• Tennessee Conservation League
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
• Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
• Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
• Virginia Division- Izaak Walton League of America
• Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
• West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
• W yoming Game and Fish Department