About GNWA
The Grand National Waterfowl Association was founded in 1982 to promote and fund waterfowl preservation, environmental programs and scholarships while, simultaneously, promoting economic development in the area by hosting an annual invitational hunt for hunters from around the United States, exposing them to the natural beauty and wildlife of Dorchester County, Maryland.
This born and raised Dorchester County non-profit organization consists of a group of dedicated members and from this loyal group, is managed by an Executive Board. The board members volunteer countless hours to make sure this small town organization continues to keep giving men and women, across the nation, a weekend they will never forget during the Annual Invitational Hunt.
This born and raised Dorchester County non-profit organization consists of a group of dedicated members and from this loyal group, is managed by an Executive Board. The board members volunteer countless hours to make sure this small town organization continues to keep giving men and women, across the nation, a weekend they will never forget during the Annual Invitational Hunt.
Giving Back
The Grand National Waterfowl Educational Trust has awarded over $325,000 to date since its creation in 1987 to local Dorchester County, Maryland college students.
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Preservation
“The Grand National Waterfowl Association assists other organizations dedicated to the waterfowl habitat and populations on the Eastern Shore.
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