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Secretary of Interior Reappoints PF/QF's Nomsen to Wetlands Post
Dave Nomsen, Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) Vice President of Government Affairs, has been reappointed to the North American Wetlands Conservation Council. Dirk Kempthorne, Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, made the three-year appointment. Nomsen has served as a member on the Council since 1999. His new appointed term will run through March of 2011.
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Pheasants Forever Asks USDA for 500,000 Additional SAFE Acres - Jun. 27, 2008
During a contract signing ceremony today at brothers Jeff , Steve, Mike, and Brad Hemmer's farm, Pheasants Forever (PF), USDA, South Dakota Game Fish & Parks Department and elected officials celebrated the immediate success of a new Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) practice; State Acres For wildlife Enhancement (SAFE).
Portland Metro Chapter of Pheasants Forever Spreads its Wings - Jun. 27, 2008
Portland area conservationists recently established the Portland Metro Chapter of Pheasants Forever (PF).
Pheasants Forever Television Returns Thursday on Outdoor Channel - Jun. 27, 2008
Ron, Raven, and Pheasants Forever Television are back for the fourth season of the popular outdoor variety show.
Illinois SAFE Program Aims to Protect 24,600 Acres of Critical Habitat - Jun. 24, 2008
Eligible Illinois landowners now have the opportunity to conserve valuable wildlife habitat by enrolling their property into the Illinois State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement (SAFE) program. As part of the continuous enrollment portion of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), the SAFE program seeks to enroll 24,600 acres of wildlife habitat in Illinois.
First SAFE Contract in Nation to be Signed in South Dakota's Moody County - Jun. 20, 2008
Pheasants Forever (PF), agencies, politicians and conservationists will celebrate the instant success of South Dakotas State Acres For wildlife Enhancement (SAFE) program and witness the formal signing of the first SAFE contract in the country. SAFE represents an important change to the federal Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).
Washington Electricians Create Union Tradesman Chapter of Pheasants Forever - Jun. 19, 2008
Outdoors enthusiasts from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 46 have formed Pheasants Forevers (PF) second-ever union based chapter. The new chapter, named the Union Tradesman Chapter of PF, is comprised of a group of electricians who want to conserve and enhance wildlife habitat in Washington state.
Pheasants Forever, DNR Partner on 477-Acre Addition to Wood Lake WMA - Jun. 17, 2008
The Brown County Chapter of Pheasants Forever (PF) and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently worked in tandem to acquire a 477-acre addition to the Wood Lake Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Brown County. The new addition is open to the public for outdoor recreational activities and hunting options that include upland game, deer and waterfowl.
Study: Wildlife Refuges Make Up Tax Costs - Jun. 16, 2008
National wildlife refuges more than make up for their cost to taxpayers by returning about $4 in economic activity for every $1 the government spends, according to a federal study released Tuesday.
New North Dakota Pheasants Forever Chapter Forms in Burke and Divide Counties - Jun. 09, 2008
Conservationists and upland hunters in North Dakota's Burke and Divide Counties have formed the state's newest Pheasants Forever (PF) chapter, the Northwest Ringnecks Chapter of PF. The state's 25th PF chapter - already over 40 members strong - is dedicated to habitat improvement that benefits pheasants, upland birds and other wildlife.
USDA Publishes Annual Report Online About Conservation Reserve Program - Jun. 06, 2008
USDA's Farm Service Agency Administrator Teresa Lasseter today released the Fiscal Year 2007 report on the nation's largest private lands conservation program, the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).
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