The quality and quantity of America’s grasslands support abundant and healthy upland birds in the long-term. Learn more about habitat basics and important Quail Forever programs investing in habitat conservation.
Six native species of quail inhabit North America. From the pine savannas of the Southeast and grasslands of the Great Plains to the deserts and mountains of the West, each is uniquely adapted to its environment, but all depend on diverse, connected habitat. Explore the quail, habitat, seasonal needs, impact of weather and predators, management practices, and the role of Quail Forever in shaping wild quail populations across the continent.
Learn how habitat conservation efforts for quail, pheasants, and other wildlife provide sustainability benefits like enhancing biodiversity, stewarding water resources, and improving soil health.
From food plot mixes to native grass seed and cover crops, our mission is habitat and we want to help you with yours! Our professional wildlife biologists design mixes that meet and exceed local, state and federal standards, providing quality habitat for wildlife at affordable prices.
Quail Forever’s Rights-of-Way and Energy (ROWE) Habitat Program improves perennial grassland habitat for wildlife in conjunction with transportation, railway, electric, oil/gas, and solar rights-of-way footprints in the United States.
Habitat University (HU) is a free, skills-based habitat and conservation training resource for students, biologists, landowners, chapters, contractors, land managers, and habitat DIYers looking to create quality upland cover for quail, pheasants, and other wildlife.
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