Agreement facilitates collaboration on habitat improvement projects across the nation.

Secretary Burgum’s Order includes plans to generate new hunting and fishing opportunities across Department of the Interior-managed lands.

Bringing the whistle of quail back to The Sportsmen’s Paradise.

New initiative will provide $700 million to help farmers improve soil health, enhance water quality, and boost long-term productivity.

Two parcels in Fremont County add to existing complexes of permanently protected acres.

Quail Forever (QF) is proud to introduce the newest chapter in Mississippi. The Mississippi Longleaf Chapter is based in Hattiesburg and welcomes new members from any surrounding communities.

Funding is extended for crucial conservation operations and technical assistance for farmers.

Cave Creek becomes hub for North Valley conservation efforts.

Conserving quail habitat to preserve hunting traditions.

Legislation will bolster funding for the North American Wetlands Conservation Act. 

Creating a community of hunters and conservationists in the Southeast.

Lifelong advocate for upland conservation will speak on the origins and future of The Habitat Organization.

Planning to expand upland hunting community and improve wildlife habitat.

Improving public access to private land in state’s southern tier.

Passing a continuing resolution will help critical conservation work resume nationwide.