Massive Longleaf Pine Restoration Effort May Bode Well for Bobwhites
I recently attended the Longleaf Partnership Council (LPC) meeting held in conjunction with the Longleaf Alliance’s Biannual meeting in Alexandria, Louisiana. The LPC meeting was
I recently attended the Longleaf Partnership Council (LPC) meeting held in conjunction with the Longleaf Alliance’s Biannual meeting in Alexandria, Louisiana. The LPC meeting was
Thomas V. Dailey, Ph.D. NBCI Science Coordinator A Google search on “best places to hunt wild bobwhite quail” returns 397,000 results (Gun Dog magazine, Quail
It’s human nature when life is going well to take things for granted. Electricity, running water, plenty of food on the table, a warm place
“There are now 21 states participating in the [CIP] program and the future of bobwhite recovery may rely on how well these efforts document habitat’s
Our Virginia quail team spent the first week of August in Albany, Georgia, attending the National Bobwhite Technical Committee meeting (Thanks to the Georgia DNR
Working with Dr. Pat Keyser, Center for Native Grasslands Management (CNGM), and a host of local Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) staff, I recently finished
Technical video providing an in-depth explanation of managing southern yellow pine timber for grassland bird habitat.
“I understand the need for fire, but when you are burning in May, you are burning up quail, turkey and grouse nests and that can’t
I have been known to say the following: “If it were not for cut-overs, there may not be a quail left in Virginia.” Some may
… then I have pollinator habitat! The field pictured, I presume, is the result of my sericea lespedeza management program. The field has a serious