Improve Habitat
Help improve habitat for pheasants, quail, and other Colorado wildlife.
Make a Difference Locally
Start a Pheasants Forever Chapter
Bring together people in your community who care about wildlife, conservation, hunting traditions, and the future of Colorado’s upland habitat.
Learn How to Get StartedLocal People. Local Impact.
Conservation starts with people who are willing to get involved.
Thank you for your interest in Pheasants Forever. Because of people like you, Pheasants Forever has become one of the country’s leading conservation organizations.
In Colorado alone, Pheasants Forever chapters have improved more than 53,000 acres of habitat for pheasants, quail, and other wildlife. That work would not have been possible without hunters, conservationists, wildlife enthusiasts, landowners, and volunteers stepping forward to make a difference in their communities.
Starting a local chapter gives you and others in your area an opportunity to turn that commitment into meaningful conservation work.
Get Involved
What could your chapter accomplish?
A local chapter brings people together around a shared commitment to wildlife and the outdoors.
Build Community
Contribute your skills and knowledge alongside people who share your commitment to conservation.
Inspire Youth
Introduce young people to hunting, conservation, wildlife, and responsible outdoor traditions.
Make a Local Impact
Create meaningful wildlife habitat improvements in your community and across Colorado.
Did you answer yes to any of these?
Pheasants Forever needs people like you to help form strong local chapters throughout Colorado.
Getting Started
How do I start a chapter in my area?
You do not have to build a chapter alone. We’ll help you understand the process and bring interested people together.
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Contact your regional representative
Contact Bob Hix, Regional Representative for Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, to talk about starting a chapter in your area.
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Schedule an informational meeting
Bring together friends, family, co-workers, hunters, conservationists, and others who may want to participate. A Pheasants Forever representative can explain what the organization has accomplished in Colorado and how your group can make a difference for local wildlife.
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Build your local committee
A typical Pheasants Forever committee includes approximately 5 to 20 people from different backgrounds who share a commitment to improving wildlife habitat and introducing future generations to hunting, conservation, and the outdoors.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Help create the next Colorado Pheasants Forever chapter.
Your involvement can help create better wildlife habitat, stronger communities, and more opportunities for future generations to experience Colorado’s outdoors.