Jump to Navigation
Home
youngforest.org

Search form

Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society

Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society Logo

The Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society strives to preserve our sporting traditions by creating healthy forests for ruffed grouse and American woodcock. RGS biologists work with private landowners and state and federal agencies to improve lands for grouse, woodcock, and other wildlife that need similar habitats. Local RGS chapters organize and run habitat-related, hunting, and fundraising events.


Website: 
Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society
  • Home
  • The Project
    • The Challenge
    • The Solution
    • How Much is Needed?
    • Wildlife, People Benefit
    • Great Thicket Refuge
    • Who We Are
    • Partners
    • WSFR Funding
    • NRCS Habitat Programs
    • You Can Help!
  • Who Lives There
    • American Woodcock
    • Golden-Winged Warbler
    • Other Birds
    • Deep-Woods Birds
    • New England Cottontail
    • Bobcat
    • Other Mammals
    • Wood Turtle
    • North American Racer
    • Other Reptiles
  • How to Make It
    • Think 5 - 5 - 5
    • Making Habitat Wisely
    • About Invasive Shrubs
    • Best Mgmt. Practices
    • Harvesting Trees
    • Improving Old Fields
    • Cutting Older Shrubs
    • Controlled Burning
  • Habitat Projects
    • New England
    • Mid-Atlantic
    • Midwest
    • Wisconsin YFP
  • Resources
  • News
  • FAQs

You Can Help!

Learn how...

Want to Make Some Young Forest?

  • Contacts
  • Young Forest Guide

Recent News

  • Helping Rare Wildlife on a Retired Army Shooting Range
  • Web-Based Storytelling Outlines NEC Conservation
  • Researchers Hope to Reveal Why Rare Cottontails Don’t Breed Like Rabbits

Please visit our other websites

  • timberdoodle.org
  • newenglandcottontail.org
Wildlife Management Institute Logo
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Logo
White Memorial Foundation Logo
Woodcock Limited logo
Orenda Wildlife Land Trust Logo

More Partners