RGS & AWS welcomes Spencer Marshall as a forest wildlife specialist for state lands in western Virginia. Marshall is originally from Galax, Virginia, and earned his bachelor’s degree in wildlife […]
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Take action in support of sustainable national forests management!
At RGS & AWS, we’re proud to work with the U.S. Forest Service on sound forest management that promotes abundant wildlife, healthy forests, and opportunities for people to enjoy the […]
From the Woods Today- Improving Forest Habitat
This episode of From the Woods Today highlights a collaborative partnership in eastern Kentucky that is working to improve forest habitat for declining wildlife, and how forest landowners can get […]
The Hunting Dog Podcast: PF+QF+RGS+AWS = HABITAT!!!!
Our very own Ben Jones (RGS & AWS) and Andy Edwards (PF/QF) went on The Hunting Dog Podcast to offer some insight on the recent milestone collaboration between the two […]
Birds, Booze, and Buds Podcast featuring Gabe Stone & Kevin Sterling
SJR TV Pheasant Fest Walkthrough 2024
We got to hear from Regional Development Director Chad Bloom around the 14:50 mark: https://sportingjournalradio.com/2024/03/08/sjr-week-600-pheasant-fest-walkthru/
Dr. Ben Jones sits with Ron Boehme on the Hunting Dog Podcast
View the original post on the Hunting Dog Podcast website Ben Jones joins the podcast to give a state of the union address on our favorite odd couple of the […]
NWTF Virginia, Partners Allocate Nearly $1.3 Million to Healthy Habitats. Healthy Harvests. in 2024
Photo credit: Monte Loomis We partnered with NWTF to provide $23,000 to support five timber harvest prescriptions for the implementation on Channels State Forest and the Clinch Mountain WMA. Link […]
RGS & AWS Signs Stewardship Agreement on the Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina
The Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society (RGS & AWS) recently signed the Sugar Creek Stewardship Agreement on the Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina. The project, previously shelved […]
Old forest not the best for ‘bellwether’ birds
Read The Original article The tall canopy of mature trees that graces the forests near Brevard may be attractive, but the old growth masks a subtle side affect: a less-than-the-best […]
