MISSISSIPPI
STATE -- A free, half-day quail management workshop will
teach participants ways to improve bobwhite quail habitat on
rural property. The
March 29 workshop will take place from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
at the Environmental Education Center at the Noxubee
National Wildlife Refuge in south Oktibbeha County.
Interested participants are encouraged to register by March
26. Lunch will be provided to those who
preregister. Topics
to be covered include bobwhite quail population history and
ecology, beneficial management practices and developing
management plans for quail. Instructors will explain the
Northern Bobwhite Conservation Initiative and the Quail
Unlimited Seed and Incentives Program. Participants also
will learn about quail management practices at the Noxubee
refuge and tour the refuge to witness successful management
practices. To
register for the workshop, call (662) 325-3174 or e-mail
benw@ext.msstate.edu.
The
workshop is sponsored by the Mississippi State University
Extension Service; MSU's Fish and Wildlife Research Center;
the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks;
Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge and Quail
Unlimited. Writer:
Linda Breazeale Released:
March 3, 2003
News
Release
![]()
Quail workshop
offers management
advice
Contact: Dr. Ben West, (662) 325-3174
Visit: DAFVM
|| USDA
Search our Site ||
Need more information about this subject?
Last Modified: Friday, 19-Dec-08 11:07:13
URL: http://msucares.com/news/releases/03/030303_quail.html
Mississippi State University
is an equal opportunity institution.
Recommendations on this web site do not endorse
any commercial products or trade names.