On nearly every farm in our area, unless it is totally wooded, you will find cool season non-native sod-forming grasses like fescue and orchard grass.
This post provides links for those who wish to explore more fully the past 11 years of what we now call our “Quail and Early-Successional
For multiple decades eastern wildlife biologists were fond of saying cattle and quail did not mix. This must have come as a great surprise to
First, just a quick note to say our Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, which has had the word “game” in its name since 1916,
May and June are prime months for birding…and if you are wondering just what that means, it is the practice of actively going out to
There’s been a lot of talk during this COVID pandemic about who and what is essential. If you are amidst a heart attack, the people
I’m quite sure I am not qualified to write about pandemics, so I won’t try to in any scientific sense. But I will say, it
I’ve been making landowner site visits and writing wildlife habitat management plans since I was a graduate student back in early 1990s. I wrote my
One day I looked at my old bird dog as I left to go on a business trip. She was there at the fence wagging
Our “quail team” has now marked 10 years in service to the Commonwealth’s private landowners, who are the key to achieving long term conservation goals.
