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Conservation News
Cottonwood Road Project Opens the Door for Forest Health, Wildlife Habitat and Community Benefits in Colorado
A road can be a conservation project. In Colorado’s San Juan National Forest, 7.5 miles of Cottonwood Road were improved…
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The Flock Is Back on Campus
NWTF collegiate chapters give students more than a community—they build hunting knowledge, conservation skills and real-world experience. From networking to…
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NWTF, Pheasants Forever Help Expand Public Hunting Access in the Dakotas
NWTF and Pheasants Forever are expanding public hunting access across the Dakotas. Their $13,000 investment opened 10,515 acres of private…
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Hunting News
Washington JAKES Day Introduces Kids to Conservation
NWTF JAKES Days connect kids with the outdoors through hands-on activities, conservation education and new skills. Washington’s event brought 55…
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Fire on the Delmarva Landscape Fuels Healthy Habitat for the Flock
Over 800 acres across Delaware and Maryland received prescribed burns this spring and summer, creating critical nesting and brood-rearing habitat…
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Recognizing the Skills Behind California’s Newest Wildlife Officers
New wildlife officers, new conservation leaders. California’s top report writer was honored by the NWTF with a handcrafted turkey call,…
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From Water to Wildlife: NWTF Partnership Enhances New Mexico Refuge
A new NWTF-funded project at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge aims to boost wild turkey numbers, potentially restoring its…
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From Water to Wildlife: NWTF Partnership Enhances New Mexico Refuge
A new NWTF-funded project at Bosque del Apache aims to restore failing water-control structures, boost wild turkey numbers, and potentially…
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GPS Technology and Collaboration Are Shaping the Future of Wild Turkey Research
GPS research is opening new doors for wild turkey conservation. The NWTF’s first Wild Turkey GPS Telemetry Round Table brought…
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Clays for Conservation Brings Washington Community Together
15 shooters came together for NWTF Southwest Gobblers Chapter’s inaugural Clays for Conservation Trap Shoot. Beyond friendly competition, the event…
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