Staffing updates, chapter engagement improvements, and more on all the amazing staff that have joined the RGS & AWS team this year
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Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society’s Lisa Rossi Promoted to Director of Chapter Relations and Fundraising Events
Lisa Rossi now overseeing national chapter relations program; Mid-Atlantic regional engagement coordinator position open
Cover-To-Cover: A Book Review
by Glen R. Blackwood | RGS & AWS Regional Director of Development “Appalachian Grouse Dog” Authors: Dennis LaBare, Bill Horn, Helen Stacy LaBare Forward by Steve Smith Illustrations by Gordon […]
More than 950 acres of wildlife habitat to be improved in the Daniel Boone National Forest through Stewardship Agreement with USFS
The South Red Bird Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Project is the area of focus within the Daniel Boone National Forest (KY), where RGS & AWS will be targeting the work. More than 950 acres are slated for habitat improvements through this project over the next 3 years.
Michigan Updates from RGS & AWS
June has been a good month in Michigan for RGS & AWS membership and chapters. Read more!
Carole Dyer – A Living Legend
By Tripp Way | RGS & AWS Director of Regional Development – Mid Atlantic Few people can say they’ve been a part of the grouse community for a decade, let […]
Actions Speak Louder Than Words: How to Choose the Best Shotgun for You – Part I
By Oliver Hartner Shotguns become tangible and intangible extensions of ourselves. Our minds meld with them in an almost miraculous feat of complicated mathematical calculation between the time a shooter […]
Updates from RGS & AWS in the NE Region
Todd Waldron and Nate Kennedy highlight the great work happening in the Northeast Region
USDA announced details of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities
The new Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities opportunity provides up to $1 billion for pilot projects that create market opportunities for commodities produced using climate-smart practices.
Presidents Message: Winter 2021
Healthy, wildlife-supportive forests are age-diverse, like a family with multiple generations of young and old.
