This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Kristine Fedorenko contributed a whooping 21 entries.
“Every Hunters for the Hungry season, we’re impressed by the generosity of deer hunters and the dedication of wild game processors across the state,” said Matt Simcox, Hunters for the Hungry manager. “It takes a group effort to provide for those in need and we’re grateful for Tennesseans who are willing to give back to […]
Through a recently awarded grant, more than 5,400 acres of shortleaf pine forests on the Cumberland Plateau will be restored and enhanced. A collaboration among several organizations will use prescribed fire and strategic plantings to revitalize this vanishing habitat that is critical to several species. The project will be implemented by The Forest Stewards Guild […]
After a battle with cancer forced her to sit out of the competition last year, Emily Ferguson was ready to prove she hadn’t missed a beat at this year’s Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program State Championships. And she did not disappoint. >>READ MORE: Fortitude and Grace Emily shot an impressive 99/100 earning her second place […]
In Hardin County, 50-acres of low-productivity agricultural land has been restored to vibrant wetland along the banks of the Tennessee River. An additional 190 acres was conserved, protecting it from future development. Tennessee Wildlife Federation, one of the largest and oldest nonprofits dedicated to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources, oversaw and implemented the […]
We work to ensure the concerns of sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts are represented by our state’s leaders. The Federation’s policy team monitored and weighed in on dozens of issues facing Tennessee’s great outdoors. Here are just a few notable bills and issues we were able to shape. Quick Links to the Issues Politicizing Deer/Elk Urine […]
Tennessee Wildlife Federation is honored to announce one of its newest Corporate Council members, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). TVA is the nation’s largest government-owned power provider. Based in Knoxville, TVA delivers energy to more than 10 million people and businesses in seven southeastern states. But beyond providing safe and reliable energy, TVA is also dedicated […]
Hunter, angler, and conservationist leaves lasting legacy In April, the Federation lost a friend as well as a former board member and president, Mitchell Parks. His passion for conservation propelled a number of good works for Tennessee’s wildlife and natural resources. Born in Chattanooga, Mitchell live in Nashville and was a lifelong Tennessean. An avid […]
Hunters asked to act now to help the future of deer hunting in Tennessee It’s no secret. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is in Tennessee and it poses a huge threat to our deer and elk populations. CWD is a highly-contagious neurological disease in deer and elk that causes weight loss, abnormal behavior, and eventual death. […]
More than 1,250 youth athletes, from middle school to college, participated in the 2019 Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program State Championships on June 18 through 23 in Nashville. State Championships spanned six full days of co-ed competition in three shotgun shooting sports disciplines: trap, skeet, and sporting clays, as well as doubles competitions. Individuals and […]
Opinion article by Michael Butler, CEO of Tennessee Wildlife Federation. Americans marvel at the beauty of our country. We seem blessed to have it all, from arctic mountains to tropical waters. Tennessee contains incredible diversity too, including those iconic amber waves of grain and purple mountains. Despite our reverence for the majesty of our natural […]
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