Conservation News
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Revolutionizing Turkey Conservation in Arizona: How GPS Tech and Soft Releases Are Changing the Game
AZGFD’s GPS-tracking study reveals wild turkey behavior post-translocation, shaping future wildlife decisions after past efforts showed mixed results—especially in Arizona’s…
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Delta Waterfowl Supports USFWS Annual Hunt Fish Rule
The USFWS proposes expanding hunting and fishing on 87,000+ acres in 2025. Delta Waterfowl supports it and urges duck hunters…
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Franklin University and Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Award Inaugural Scholarships at USA Gala
At its 12th Annual Gala, the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and Franklin University awarded two scholarships to union families, supporting hands-on…
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New Indiana House Bill Promotes Prescribed Fire for Conservation
Indiana's HB 1557, effective July 1, 2025, protects fire practitioners using prescribed burns by defining simple negligence, easing legal fears,…
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NWTF Wyoming WITO Takes Top Honors at Wild Game Cookoff with Wild Turkey Dish
NWTF volunteers shined at the Wild Game Cookoff during the Wyoming Outdoor Weekend, blending top-notch cooking with conservation spirit. Events…
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Writer Chad Boles Featured on Hunting Matters Podcast
HSCF welcomes Chad Boles—writer, hunter, and founder of Canary Media—to its Hunting Matters podcast. He shares soulful stories from his…
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Sportsmen’s Alliance Submits Additional Record Requests to WDFW
On June 3, the Sportsmen’s Alliance filed records requests to WDFW over bear, cougar, and wolf management, citing secrecy and…
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NWTF Funds Research for Modeling Turkey Habitat Suitability in East Texas
National Wild Turkey Federation’s RFP program funds Eastern wild turkey research in east Texas, using GPS and habitat data to…
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NWTF and USDA Forest Service Expand Restoration Work in Klamath River WUI with Seiad Thin Project
The Seiad Thin Project, launching in 2025, aims to reduce wildfire risk and improve wildlife habitat in the Klamath River…
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Granite Thin Project to Boost Forest Resiliency, Reduce Wildfire Risk in Stanislaus National Forest
The NWTF and USDA Forest Service launch the Granite Thin Project in Stanislaus National Forest to restore 1,445 acres, cut…
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