Conservation News
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Minnesota Get Youth Outdoors Day Offers Youths an Avenue into the Outdoors
The 2025 USA Roofers Twin Cities Get Youth Outdoors Day drew 190 participants, offering kids hands-on activities like archery, shooting,…
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Boone and Crockett Club Research Identifies Dark Figure and Conservation Cost of Poaching in the U.S.
Boone and Crockett Club’s Poach and Pay study finds only 4% of poaching detected, costing $1.4B yearly. Research highlights poacher…
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NWTF Missouri Invests in Prescribed Fire for Healthier Forests and Wildlife
The NWTF Missouri Chapter invested $32K in prescribed fire on Mark Twain National Forest, funding 123 Dragon Egg aerial ignitions…
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NWTF Partners with Wyoming Game and Fish Department to Support Spring Wild Turkey Hunter Surveys
NWTF and Wyoming Game & Fish are urging hunters to join the 2025 spring turkey survey with prize incentives, including…
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Adam Montgomery Joins “Hunting Matters” Podcast to Share His Passion for Hunting, Conservation, and Family
The Hunting Matters podcast features Adam Montgomery—outdoorsman, HSCF Life member, and conservation advocate. From martial arts discipline to sales success,…
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The Association Applauds New Hunting and Fishing Opportunities
The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies commends the Interior Department and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for expanding hunting…
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Delta Waterfowl Reports: USFWS Annual Breeding Waterfowl Survey Estimates 33.98 Million Ducks
Duck breeding numbers remain steady at 33.98M, nearly unchanged from 2024. However, dry prairie conditions and fewer May ponds raise…
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2025 Waterfowl Population Survey Results
USFWS’s 2025 Waterfowl Status Report shows 34M breeding ducks, steady from 2024 but 4% below average. Mallards remain low; pintails…
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Boone and Crockett Club Invites Applications for Chief Operating Officer Position
The Boone and Crockett Club, North America’s oldest wildlife conservation nonprofit, seeks a COO to oversee daily operations, staff, and…
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RMEF and Partners Work to Establish New Wildlife Area in Eastern Oregon
Oregon’s new Qapqápa Wildlife Area in Union County will protect 11,438 acres for fish, wildlife, and Tribal First Foods. Co-managed…
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