Winter Birding in Tennessee: What to Look For
While it’s fun to casually watch birds at your feeder, learning to…
About Kristine Fedorenko
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Kristine Fedorenko contributed a whooping 36 entries.
Entries by Kristine Fedorenko
Federation Adds New Staff Members
November 20, 2019 in News /by Kristine FedorenkoTennessee Wildlife Federation, one of the largest and oldest nonprofits dedicated to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources, is adding new talent to the team. This September, the Federation welcomed two new additions, development manager, Meagan Hall, and program coordinator, Dylan Owens. Meagan Hall joined the Federation team in September 2019. Previously, Meagan worked extensively in […]
Hunters for the Hungry Ready for New Season
November 19, 2019 in Deer, Hunters, Hunters for the Hungry, News /by Kristine FedorenkoHunters for the Hungry had its second-best year in 2018—providing more than 581,000 meals to Tennesseans in need. And the Federation is looking to keep that momentum going in 2019. This season, Hunters for the Hungry is working with 80 processors across Tennessee. Each deer you donate provides 168 meals worth of venison for hungry […]
Land and Water Conservation Fund Receives Partial Funding
November 18, 2019 in Conservation Policy, Fish, Lands, News, Nongame Wildlife, Waters /by Kristine FedorenkoThis March, the president signed into law the permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund—ensuring this critical conservation tool stays available. While this represents enormous progress, there remains no guaranteed full funding for the Fund. In its 50-year history, the Fund has only been fully funded twice. Other years, it only received a […]
Federation to Restore 5,400 Acres of Cumberland Plateau Habitat
November 5, 2019 in Habitat Conservation, Lands, News, Nongame Wildlife /by Kristine FedorenkoThrough a recently awarded grant, more than 5,400 acres of shortleaf pine forests on the Cumberland Plateau will be restored and enhanced. In partnership with The Forest Stewards Guild, Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Habitat Conservation program will use prescribed fire and strategic plantings to revitalize vanishing habitat that is critical to many species, particularly nongame birds. >>TAKE […]
Student-Athletes Named to Scholastic All-State Team
November 5, 2019 in News, Tennessee SCTP /by Kristine FedorenkoEach year, the Federation’s Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) recognizes student-athletes who aim high—not only on the field but off the field too. To qualify for Tennessee SCTP’s Scholastic All-State Team, athletes must have high marks in Regional and State competitions, demonstrate outstanding community service, and a 92 or higher in all subjects. “It’s […]
Corporate Council Supports Conservation in Tennessee
November 5, 2019 in News /by Kristine FedorenkoSeventy-three years ago, the Federation was founded by an assorted group of sportsmen and outdoor writers, hobbyists, and business owners. Their work and interests varied, but they were united by their concerns about our wildlife and great outdoors. Today, the Federation continues to work hand-in-hand with a diverse group of organizations who share that mindset. […]
How You Can Feed the Hungry This Deer Season
October 29, 2019 in Deer, Hunters, Hunters for the Hungry, News /by Kristine FedorenkoDepending on how you like to hunt, deer season is here or just around the corner. And this year when you renew your license, you can support Hunters for the Hungry! At checkout, simply choose to add a Hunters for the Hungry donation to your cart and you’ll be helping feed hungry Tennesseans across our […]
Funding the Fight Against Asian Carp
October 22, 2019 in Anglers, Asian Carp, Conservation Policy, Fish, News, Nongame Wildlife, Waters /by Kristine FedorenkoSince 1946, Tennessee Wildlife Federation has been a consistent voice for our state’s wildlife. We work to ensure the concerns of outdoor enthusiasts and sportsmen are represented by our state’s leaders. More and more, those concerns include Asian carp. Asian carp have been spreading through our waters for years, and they threaten Tennessee’s aquatic species, […]
2020 Calendar Winners Announced
October 16, 2019 in News /by Kristine FedorenkoTennessee Wildlife Federation’s 2020 calendar contest was a success! Thank you to everyone who entered and the thousands who cast votes. Tennessee wildlife and landscapes were showcased in more than 2,900 submitted images. Judges reviewed each photograph for originality, technical excellence, composition, overall impact, and artistic merit. They selected the cover image, monthly feature photographs, […]
