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National Game
Birds Associations
Linking to these sites is an effort
to make as much accurate information and resources available to users
as possible. We have reviewed all sites before adding them to this list.
However, we do not endorse all the information and content of these
sites.
- Bird
Shippers of America organization that represents the suppliers
of poultry, waterfowl, pigeons and other domestic birds to small flock
owners throughout the United States. Response to shipping regulations
and difficulties over the past few years.
- British
Waterfowl Association is an association of enthusiasts interested
in keeping, breeding and conserving all kinds of waterfowl including
wildfowl, domestic ducks and geese.
- Carolinas/Virginia
Pheasant and Waterfowl Society furthers
the cause of aviculture by educating the members and public in preserving
and the propagation of all varieties of pheasant and waterfowl, as well
as other upland, aquatic, and ornamental birds. The society sponsors
meetings and other activities. With membership
you will receive "Wingtips", the society's high quality, educational,
quarterly magazine.
- Ducks
Unlimited World's largest nonprofit wetlands and waterfowl conservation
organization.
- Mid
Atlantic Wildfowl Breeders Assoc. Inc's purpose is to share
knowledge on propagating birds of world for tomorrow's enjoyment and
provide a how to raise birds source on the web. Over 100 hundred pages
of educational material, over 400 bird images, and instructional QuickTime
movies on raising wildfowl.
- National
Wild Turkey Federation has members in 50 states, Canada and
11 other foreign countries. It supports scientific wildlife management
on public, private and corporate lands as well as wild turkey hunting
as a traditional North American sport.
- National
Wildlife Federation focuses its efforts on five core issue areas
(Endangered Habitat, Water Quality, Land Stewardship, Wetlands, and
Sustainable Communities), and pursues a range of educational projects,
and activist, advocacy, and litigation initiatives, within these core
areas.
- North
American Gamebird Association, Inc. is a nonprofit organization
of business competitors in a single industry who work together to promote,
protect and improve the gamebird and hunting preserve industries.
- "Wildlife Harvest" the Associations
monthly magazine. Each issue contains timely information on current
problems and opportunities, proposed regulations, new products,
upcoming meetings, and conferences. The "how to" articles,
photos, professional experiences and advertisements are extremely
useful and entertaining.
- North
American Waterfowl Federation Works individually and collectively
in building a stronger, increasingly effective voice in the policy making,
budgeting and implementation of programs and projects beneficial to
the wetland resources of North America, and to raise funds to implement
those projects.
- Pheasants
Forever is a nonprofit conservation organization founded in
1982 in response to the decline of the ringneck pheasant population.
- Quail
Unlimited
Works toward the preservation and reestablishment of crucial
upland game bird habitat vitally needed to sustain healthy populations
of quail and other upland game bird species.
- Ruffed
Grouse Society RGS has two main programs
affecting forest land -- be it public or private. The first is the Management
Area Program (MAP) which provides technical and financial assistance
to public land management agencies to assist in managing our public
lands. Second, the Coverts Program provides training to active private
forest landowners who have agreed to pass along their enthusiasm and
the information they have learned to friends and neighbors.
- United
Peafowl Association largest source of peafowl information on
the Internet! We are the United Peafowl Association, an international
association of men and women who have an interest in pursuing and promoting
the avocation of raising peafowl.
- World
Pheasant Association Develop and promote the conservation of
all species in the Galliforme Order. These are, broadly speaking, the
gamebirds of the World.
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