Conservation News
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Western Illinois Longspurs to Host First-Ever Turkey Tailgate Concert
Country music meets conservation on Aug. 8 in Knoxville, Illinois, as Jon Langston headlines the inaugural Turkey Tailgate Concert with…
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Partners Revitalize Healthy Habitats in The Natural State
Habitat is making a comeback in Arkansas. The Arkansas NWTF, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, and USDA Forest Service cleared…
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Boone and Crockett Club Announces $5 Million Endowment Milestone, Renames Clemson University Conservation Program
A decade of fundraising has helped the Boone and Crockett Club secure a $5 million endowment for Clemson University's wildlife…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture Accepts 2.2 Million Acres into the Conservation Reserve Program
USDA has accepted 2.2 million acres into the 2026 Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The enrolled land will strengthen agriculture, improve…
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A Statement from the Association on the Make America Beautiful Again Report
The White House's Make America Beautiful Again (MABA) Report highlights federal efforts to expand outdoor recreation, improve hunting and fishing…
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Delta Waterfowl Appoints New Chairman of the Board
John M. Dunlap of Newmarket, Ontario, began a two-year term as Delta’s chairman on July 1. A lifelong waterfowl hunter…
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NWTF Highlights Collaborative Conservation at Blue Mountain Elk Initiative Field Review
The National Wild Turkey Federation joined conservation partners in Oregon and Washington for the Blue Mountain Elk Initiative field review,…
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New Federal Duck Stamp Goes on Sale, Supporting Wetland Conservation Across America
The 2026–2027 Federal Duck Stamp and Junior Duck Stamp are now on sale. Celebrated by hunters, bird watchers, artists, and…
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Ducks Unlimited and Partners Celebrate 2026-2027 Federal Duck Stamp First Day of Sale
National leaders from Ducks Unlimited, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bass Pro Shops, the U.S. Postal Service and partners…
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National Park Service Loans Historic Artifacts to New Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
National Park Service partners with the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library to loan artifacts and materials for a new library opening…
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