It is with deep respect and sadness that we share the passing of Carl Madsen, a pioneering leader in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and a true champion for private lands conservation.
Thank you for all you have done for your land, landscape, community and organization this year! I wanted to state that up front before I expand on why it is important, knowing this is long enough to get moved from the newsletter to the blog page!
Early last month, the 17th annual Private Lands Partners Day was convened in Williamsburg, Virginia.
In late July 2025, Partnerscapes was honored to work with a broad range of partners to host a partnership forum in the Refugio-Goliad Prairie in the middle Texas Gulf Coast.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is providing annual payments to landowners who have Florida panther habitat of high conservation priority.
A partnership forum in and around the Refugio-Goliad Prairie of Texas!
It is my hope that when the importance of a program like USFWS-Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program is questioned, the important impact the program has had on college organizations and young conservationists like UWSP is strongly considered in the conversation.
I cannot stress enough how absolutely important and valuable the PFW program is to farmers and ranchers, and by helping to sustain and promote wild and native grasslands, it is extremely beneficial to our whole society as well.
Mark your calendar for Private Lands Partners Day 2025 to be held in Williamsburg, VA!
Don’t miss the chance to join the National Grazing Lands Coalition for their grazing tour this summer in Richland, Washington!
Since the Program’s inception in 1987, over 50,000 landowners have worked with Partners staff to complete 60,000 habitat conservation projects on 7 million acres.
The Great Plains Partnership Forum scheduled for February in Manhattan, Kansas was caught in a Polar Vortex...
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