Pittman-Robertson Act has generated $15 billion in funding for critical wildlife habitat conservation over the past 85 years
An advantageous habitat program for farmers and gamebirds
The rapid expansion of Eastern Red Cedar trees in the Great Plains creates issues for upland birds and ranchers alike. Their removal, mostly via perscribed fire, is helping restore healthy grassland ecosystems.
Conservation efforts are producing more birds, cleaner water, and greater public access in the state.
A view of productive gamebird habitat from the perspective of a working honeybee.
Celebrating the importance of pollinators and the critical upland habitat they share with our favorite game birds.
