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The Upland Newsroom - August

This year, we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a critical tool for conserving habitat and increasing access to public lands. The success of conservation programs like LWCF, the North American Wetlands Conservation Act, and others are the result of strong advocacy from conservationists, hunters and anglers, and private landowners. Your support of Build a Wildlife Area® will allow us to continue building strong relationships with federal, state, and local agencies to utilize these funds for permanent protection and public access. Read the full blog, and the value of the LWCF at the link below https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/The-Land-and-Water-Conservation-Fund-Building-Wildlife-Areas-for-60-Years.aspx

Donate today and receive a Public Land Creator Ceramic Mug! Link below. With the support of people like you, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have created more than 229,000 acres of permanently protected and publicly accessible upland wildlife habitat. There has never been a better time to support permanent habitat protection and public access. In celebration of our annual Build a Wildlife Area Week, we have a unique opportunity, thanks to a generous match from an anonymous donor. Every donation made will be matched up to $300,000! Combined with our ability to leverage strategic partnerships and grant funding, your support will help permanently protect critical habitat and open it up to public hunting and recreation. quailforever.org/bawa

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As part of Build A Wildlife Area (BAWA) Week we are highlighting our most recent acquisition of public land through the BAWA program. Yesterday Tuesday September 24tt the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) officially dedicated the Berrier Tract addition at the Linscomb Wildlife Area on Tuesday, Sept. 24, in partnership with Pheasants Forever, Quail Forever, the Missouri Prairie Foundation and Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund. This 510-acre stretch was purchased through the Build a Wildlife Area program with Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever and was made possible in large part with generous donations to MDC from the late Dr. Harry and Lina Berrier, for whom the tract is named. To learn more about BAWA and how to make your dollar stretch further for public land head to the link below. quailforever.org/bawa Missouri Dept. of Conservation Bass Pro Shops Cabela's