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Yoopers Form Region's First Pheasants Forever Chapter - Feb. 28, 2008
Upland hunting enthusiasts from Michigan's Upper Peninsula (U.P.) have formed the region's first Pheasants Forever chapter, the U.P. Bird Hunters Chapter of PF. The chapter will work to improve wildlife habitat conditions in Delta and Menominee Counties.
MSU's Roemhildt Ditches Class for Pheasants Forever - Feb. 28, 2008
Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever announce Scott Roemhildt as the organization's new Regional Representative for Southern Minnesota. A communications consultant and adjunct instructor in Mass Communications at Minnesota State University-Mankato (MSU) since 2003, Roemhildt has also worked on Pheasants Forever's seasonal prescribed burn crew since 2006.
Northwest Indiana Home to New Pheasants Forever Chapter - Feb. 26, 2008
Conservationists in Indiana's Lake and Porter Counties have formed the state's newest Pheasants Forever (PF) chapter, the Kankakee River Chapter of PF. The new chapter will work to improve wildlife habitat conditions and engage youth in the outdoors.
Pheasants Forever Names New Conservation Director in Illinois - Feb. 20, 2008
Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever announce Aaron Kuehl as the organization's new Conservation Director in Illinois. Kuehl has served as Pheasants Forever's Regional Wildlife Biologist in southern Minnesota since 2001.
Pheasants Forever Unveils $25 Million Philanthropy Initiative - Feb. 19, 2008
Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever announce the organization's first-ever philanthropy campaign, the Grassroots Conservation Campaign. Under the banner of the Grassroots Conservation Campaign, the organization has set a goal of raising $25 million in planned gifts, estates, bequests and other donations. The objective of the campaign is to accelerate the organization’s ability to conserve and enhance North America's wildlife resources and America's hunting tradition.
Pheasants Forever Wants No Child Left Indoors - Feb. 18, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) have launched, as an expansion of the organization's education mission, the No Child Left Indoors™ initiative. This new initiative is part of a national movement aimed at getting youth unplugged from electronics and turned on to the outdoors, nature and wildlife.
Frontier County Landowner Recognized with NE Master Conservationist Award - Feb. 18, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) has awarded Stan Pilcher, habitat chairperson with the Medicine Creeks Chapter of PF, the 2008 Nebraska Master Conservationist of the Year award. Pilcher was recognized at the Nebraska PF/QF state habitat meeting, the sixth recipient of award given annually to a landowner in the state that has worked diligently in support of PF, wildlife habitat and landowner education.
PF/QF Names NRCS's Lott Nebraska Wildlife Professional of the Year - Feb. 18, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) has recognized Jim Lott, Resource Conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service in St. Paul, Nebraska, with its 2008 Nebraska Wildlife Professional of the Year award. Lott was recognized at the Nebraska PF/QF state habitat meeting with the 12th annual award, given to a wildlife professional that goes beyond the scope of their normal work duties to help PF/QF achieve its mission.
NDSU Grad is PF's New North Dakota-Specific Regional Wildlife Biologist - Feb. 12, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF) announces Jesse Beckers as the organization's new North Dakota-specific regional wildlife biologist. A recent North Dakota State University (NDSU) graduate, Beckers assumes responsibility for the state from Dan Hare. Formerly the PF regional wildlife biologist in North Dakota and Montana, Hare is now the PF regional wildlife biologist specific to Montana.
Pheasants Forever Reaches 2 Million Acre Milestone in Nebraska - Feb. 08, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) announce a milestone conservation achievement in the state of Nebraska. Since the first PF chapter formed in the state in 1986, PF/QF has completed over 69,000 habitat projects benefiting over 2 million acres for wildlife, making Nebraska the first state where PF/QF has impacted at least 2 million acres.
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