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Planning a Hunting Trip to Portugal? What International Hunters Need to Know Before the Season
6+ hour, 25+ min ago (405+ words) ...
NWTF Biologist Leads Longleaf Partnership Council for 2026
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (33+ words) Halfway through his term as Chair of the Longleaf Partnership Council, Ricky Lackey is strengthening partnerships, aligning conservation strategies, and driving innovative efforts to accelerate longleaf pine restoration across the Southeastern United States....
NWTF and Partners Restore Aspen Habitat Through Indian Prairie Project
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (39+ words) The Indian Prairie Project expands earlier restoration efforts in the Sunflower Project area, improving wildlife habitat through strategic forest management. Funding came from a partnership between the NWTF Oregon State Chapter, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Oregon Hunters Association....
Vandy Collins Talks Doves, Turkeys, Managing Land for Wildlife and Leaving Whiskey Behind on “The Michael Waddell Podcast”
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (1199+ words) Michael Waddell talks with Vandy Collins, Alabama’s legendary “Dove Czar,” about mastering dove hunting, wildlife management, learning the outdoors through squirrel hunting, and overcoming personal challenges—all while building a legacy of the South’s premier dove fields....
Habitat Improvements Taking Hold at Three Mile Lake WMA
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (68+ words) Just months after forest restoration at Iowa's Three Mile Lake Wildlife Management Area, results are already showing. Improved oak-hickory woodlands, invasive species control, and prescribed fire are creating healthier habitat, with wild turkeys already returning to the area....
Washington’s “Apple Capital” Grows More Than Fruit: Lake Wenatchee Habitat Project Continues to Bear Fruit
1+ week, 2+ day ago (39+ words) Hunters are helping restore Washington's forests. A $21,500 NWTF Habitat Enhancement Grant, funded by turkey tag sales, improved 18.2 acres in the Lake Wenatchee area, boosting wildlife habitat in the heart of the state's famous apple-growing region....
U.S. Forest Service, New Mexico sign agreement to strengthen long-term partnership
1+ week, 2+ day ago (42+ words) The U.S. Forest Service and New Mexico signed a 20-year Shared Stewardship agreement to expand timber production, landscape restoration, wood utilization, and fuel treatments. The partnership aims to reduce wildfire risk, protect vital watersheds, and strengthen local economies and jobs....
Help New Mexico Track Wild Turkey Production This Summer
1+ week, 3+ day ago (43+ words) The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is asking hunters, landowners, and outdoor enthusiasts to report wild turkey sightings during its annual summer brood survey. Observations of hens and poults help biologists track nesting success, poult survival, and overall…...
Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Affirms the Role of States in Conserving Recovered Fish and Wildlife
1+ week, 3+ day ago (394+ words) ...
NASP® Coordinators Gather in Montana to Prepare for Another Year of Growth
1+ week, 3+ day ago (43+ words) NASP® brought coordinators, partners, and sponsors from 33 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces to Helena, Montana, for the 2026 Coordinator Conference. The two-day event focused on collaboration, innovation, and sharing strategies to strengthen archery education, with support from Montana FWP....