Pheasants Forever is dedicated to the conservation of pheasants, quail and other wildlife habitat through habitat improvements, public awareness, education and land management policies and programs.

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) is the country’s largest private, nonprofit conservation education and advocacy organization, with over 4 million members and supporters and 48 state and territorial affiliated organizations. NWF unites sportsmen, outdoor enthusiasts, bird-watchers, wildlife gardeners, nature lovers, and others who share a passion for wildlife. Hunters and anglers are central to NWF’s work of preserving our conservation legacy. Since 1936, National Wildlife Federation has been at the forefront on issues concerning hunters and anglers, protecting and improving fish and wildlife habitat for all species. NWF has been at the forefront of conservation for decades, leading the way on passage of the Pittman-Robertson Act in 1937, which has funded state fish and game agencies ever since; the Wilderness Act of 1964, which has secured many of our premier hunting and fishing opportunities; and the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts of the 1970s and the "Open Fields" provision in the most recent Farm Bill, providing funding to state agencies for hunter access to private lands. And as we continue our work today, restoring bighorn sheep, bison and other wildlife, and protecting large expanses of wildlife habitat, NWF teams up with hunters and anglers to make a positive difference for wildlife and people.

In the ever expanding and technological world in which we live, there is a need and a longing to return to the natural world and experience the wonders that wilderness provides. We know full well that hunting and angling are inextricably linked to a healthy environment. We believe that it is a privilege to experience the awesome power of nature and wildlife. Therefore, it is our responsibility to recognize the importance of, and defend wild country, where human beings are only visitors.

The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP) was established in 2002 to unite and amplify the voices of America’s 37 million hunters and anglers on issues of conservation and sportsmen’s access. Inspired by the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, the TRCP is working every day to guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish, and have access to those places. Whether you shoot it or hook it, the critters you love to pursue and the places you chase them are impacted by policies in Washington, DC. The TRCP is there to unite our partners, form coalitions and educate policy makers about sportsmen’s priorities on issues like access, conservation funding, energy development, Western public lands, marine fisheries, private lands and water resources. Support the TRCP and your access to quality places to hunt and fish today!