Pheasants Forever: Working for the Birds

Pheasants Forever, a non-profit conservation organization, was established by a group of pheasant hunters in response to the declining pheasant population due to upland habitat loss. The organization, which was established in 1982, dedicates itself to the conservation of birds particularly pheasants and quail, as well as other wildlife, through a multi-pronged approach including habit improvements, land management programs, and public awareness and education.

With over 140,000 members, the organization maintains an active presence in over 40 states in the United States and several parts of Canada. It has more than 100 biologists and a wide network of partners in the public and private sectors including government agencies, non-profit organizations, and corporations. It has more than 700 local chapters, too, which proves the popularity of pheasant hunting and conservation in North America.

Today, Pheasants Forever is a recognized leader in wildlife habitat conservation as well as a leading advocate in environmental conservation.