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SGI Featured Friend | Pheasants Forever
June 9, 2015
Learn more about how SGI partner Pheasants Forever is using aerial surveys to find sage grouse that like to play “hide-and-seek” in Washington state.
Pheasants Forever and USDA Renew Commitment to Conserve Habitat for Upland Birds
March 5, 2015
SGI partner Pheasants Forever signed on with the USDA to continue important proactive conservation efforts with private landowners, including tools that restore and protect the sagebrush sea.
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