Posts Tagged ‘SportDOG Conservation Fund’
SportDOG Conservation Fund Grant Applications due Aug. 1
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012
Pheasants Forever chapters or members with a wildlife habitat project or program in need of support are encouraged to apply for the $25,000 grant from the SportDOG Brand Conservation Fund program. Applications must be submitted by August 1st, 2012. For more information about the grant application process, click here.
The selection process for this year’s applications has changed so that fans and conservation supporters will have the final say. From SportDOG:
We are turning it over to you all to pick the winner of the biggest grant to date! This year we are asking that all applications be submitted by August 1, 2012. On September 1, 2012, we will announce seven (7) qualifiers selected by the SportDOG Conservation Committee. At this point, we will turn the voting over to you. You all will have the chance to vote for your favorite of these seven projects, and at the end of the contest, the applicant with the most votes will be awarded a $25,000 grant. The project with the second most votes will receive a $5,000 grant. This is a great opportunity to garner support for your application, your organization and your conservation goals. Get those applications in soon, and please check back often to find updates on the applicants and contest.
SportDOG will also be awarding one (1) $1,000 youth grant to lead support to and recognize a group or individual whose efforts are focused on a better tomorrow for wildlife. Learn more about the SportDOG Brand Conservation Youth Grant program here.
SportDOG Brand created its Conservation Fund program in 2007, and introduced the annual grant program in 2008.
Field Notes are compiled by Anthony Hauck Pheasants Forever’s Online Editor. Email Anthony at AHauck@pheasantsforever.org and follow him on Twitter @AnthonyHauckPF.
PF Receives Two SportDOG Conservation Fund Grants
Friday, January 6th, 2012

SportDOG, a Pheasants Forever National Sponsor, supports conservation with its annual grants program.
SportDOG has named a pair of Pheasants Forever projects as grant recipients in its annual SportDOG Brand Conservation Fund® program.
- $5,000 conservation grant – Funds will be used toward the purchase of a no-till native grass drill for creating and enhancing wildlife habitat within the Prairie Pothole Region of North Dakota.
- $,1000 youth grant – The Marion County (Iowa) Pheasants Forever chapter will use its grant to help fund activities that educate youth on the importance of building habitat and the importance of conservation.
SportDOG Brand created its Conservation Fund program in 2007, and introduced the annual grant program in 2008.
“It’s rewarding to see this program continue to grow,” said Lance Tracy, SportDOG Brand VP. “Each year has seen an increase in the number of applicants for these grants. We believe it’s important for us to continue giving something back to the conservation initiatives our employees and customers care about.”
Pheasants Forever chapters or members with a wildlife habitat project or program in need of support are encouraged to apply for one of four $5,000 conservation grants or one $1,000 youth grant that SportDOG will award in 2013. Applications must be submitted by October 1st, 2012. For more information about the grant application process, click here.
Field Notes are written and compiled by Anthony Hauck Pheasants Forever’s Online Editor. Email Anthony at AHauck@pheasantsforever.org and follow him on Twitter @AnthonyHauckPF.
For the Birds Twenty Years Out of Range
Monday, August 16th, 2010
Although I’ve had a few days in the field when the birds seem 20 years out of range, that’s not what I’m referring to.
Pheasants Forever national partner SportDOG has a give-back program that could help you or your local Pheasants Forever or Quail Forever chapter collar some funding for a worthy wildlife habitat or youth conservation education project. The SportDOG Brand® Conservation Fund® grants program could net your individual or chapter-based project up to $5,000 – projects “for the birds twenty years out of range.”
The deadline for applications is coming up quicker than a pointer in pursuit – October 1, 2010.

