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Quail Forever

Pheasants Forever launched Quail Forever in August of 2005 to address the continuing loss of habitat suitable for quail and the subsequent quail population decline. Bobwhite population losses over the last 25 years range from 60 to 90 percent across the country. The reason for the quail population plunge is simple - massive losses of habitat suitable for quail. There are five major factors leading to the losses of quail habitat; intensified farming and forestry practices, succession of grassland ecosystems to forests, overwhelming presence of exotic grasses like fescue that choke out wildlife, and urban sprawl.

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Tallahassee Home to Florida’s Newest Quail Forever Chapter

Bobwhite quail numbers in Florida have declined by 70 percent since 1980 Tallahassee, Florida residents have formed the state’s newest Quail Forever chapter. Known has the Red Hills Quail Forever chapter, the group becomes the third active “QF” chapter in Florida dedicated to improving bobwhite…

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New Quail Forever Chapter Hatched in Central Virginia

Virginia quail enthusiasts have formed the state’s newest Quail Forever (QF) chapter. Known as Central Virginia Quail Forever, the chapter is based in Ashland and will focus its efforts on habitat development in an effort to increase the state’s quail population. The chapter is led…

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Five Quail Forever Chapters Hatch in California

Quail Forever (QF) announces the formation of five new Quail Forever chapters in California. The Ridgecrest, Riverside, Los Padres, San Gabriel Valley, and Ventura County Quail Forever chapters will focus their efforts on improving habitat for quail and other upland wildlife, and introducing youth to…

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