Quail Forever is proud to partner with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to manage the land for wildlife habitat.
At the heart of the on-base work are Julie Robbins, MCLB Albany Natural and Cultural Resource Manager, and Scott Dismuke, MCLB Albany Biological Science Technician/Natural Resource Specialist. Together, the two oversee about 1,600 acres of land on the 3,300-acre base, balancing ecological restoration, aesthetics, and hunting opportunities.
Through an intergovernmental agreement, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provided the base with $50,000 to fund habitat improvements and contracted QF to deliver the work.
“We have a small staff, so having Quail Forever on the ground with us is huge,” Robbins said. “They’ve helped us meet our burn goals and take on big projects we’d otherwise have to put off.”
Visit the link below learn more about this partnership and the work being done on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.
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