Corners for Conservation – Greater Denver Pheasants Forever https://greaterdenverpf.org Greater Denver Pheasants Forever Fri, 10 Apr 2026 22:20:29 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://i0.wp.com/greaterdenverpf.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/cropped-Greater-Denver-Pheasants-Forever.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Corners for Conservation – Greater Denver Pheasants Forever https://greaterdenverpf.org 32 32 171116241 Habitat and Wingshooting Adventure at Valhalla Hunt Club https://greaterdenverpf.org/2026/04/04/habitat-and-wingshooting-adventure-at-valhalla-hunt-club/ Sat, 04 Apr 2026 07:00:00 +0000 https://southmetropf.org/?p=1819 On April 4, 2026 we hosted 28 collegiate students at Valhalla Hunt Club in Bennett.  The event is our Habitat and Wingshooting Adventure which includes several activities. 

We have a class on PF conservation efforts including Corners for Conservation, Build a Wildlife Area and precision farming to name a few.  There is a hands on Safety Trail which focuses on gun safety in the field,  We do a hands on Field Simulation with live birds and pointing dogs.  Finally, there is gun safety and gun handling on our clay target range. 

We hosted students from CSU, UNC, UCD, Aims Community College, Colorado Christian University, Colorado School of Mines, the Air Force Academy and the University of Wyoming.

]]> 1819 Eastern Colorado Habitat Tour https://greaterdenverpf.org/2023/07/14/eastern-colorado-habitat-tour/ Fri, 14 Jul 2023 17:37:33 +0000 https://southmetropf.org/?p=1240 On July 7, Pheasants Forever, Colorado Wildlife Biologists, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife conducted a tour for PF Chapters and CPW staff. The tour occurred in eastern Colorado and visited several Corners for Conservation projects and a buffered playa wetland project. These sites were previously farmed and are now enrolled in high-quality habitats for upland and grassland birds, deer, wetland-dependent wildlife, and pollinators. All acres enrolled in these programs are enrolled in the Walk-in Access program, thus coupling habitat conservation with public access.

This tour highlighted the importance of both the 4 Corners and the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service EQIP projects. These are critical for many forms of wildlife on the eastern plains. One only needed to listen to hear the insects and the songbirds making the habitat their home. I highly recommend visiting a PF & CPW project and seeing for oneself. 

Of importance to all of us is the survival of pheasant and quail in these habitats. It might be a couple of years before good years like this one produces plentiful bird populations. But without habitat, it will not occur at all. 

A special thank you to Michael and Bob for organizing the tour.

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