Good News from Texas?
It’s early, but some folks in Texas are optimistic regarding quail populations. Check out the most the newest newsletter from the Rolling Plains Quail Research
August 1, 2013
It’s early, but some folks in Texas are optimistic regarding quail populations. Check out the most the newest newsletter from the Rolling Plains Quail Research
The latest in peer-reviewed quail research is now available in a 386-page volume, Quail VII: Proceedings of the Seventh National Quail Symposium. Quail VII content
Quail Forever, Field & Stream Invite Bloomfield, Missouri Area Residents to Become Conservation Heroes Magazine Joins Quail Forever Chapter to Improve Missouri Quail Habitat Event
NBCI has used the recent drought to work with agricultural interests in Washington and beyond to give serious consideration to the use of drought-tolerant, warm-season
Native warm-season grasses fair well during drought, and livestock and forage producers are turning to them for these benefits, NRCS scientists say. Many landowners are
A conservation practice introduced in agricultural row crop settings in 2004 by USDA at the behest of the National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative (NBCI) has resulted
A new quail group formed in Mt. Pleasant, SC will be targeting habitat work on public land in the state. Their conservation work will focus
The 25 state wildlife management agencies, various conservation groups and research institutes that together comprise the National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative (NBCI) areexpressing hope that
North Carolina’s quail coordinator, Mark Jones, takes a look at predator impact on quail populations in the new spring issue of the Upland Gazette HERE.