Category Archives: Colorado PF News
Colorado Pheasants Forever Welcomes Arick Jamie
Introducing Arick Jamie Arick Jamie was the first ever Habitat Specialist in Colorado, hired in March 2023. He’s worked for several years with CPW as a technician in Lamar, CO doing habitat restoration on public and private lands in SE CO. … Continue reading
Colorado Pheasants Forever Welcomes Sarah Ashbrook!
Introducing Sarah Ashbrook Sarah Ashbrook is the new Private Lands Conservationist in Wray, Colorado. She works in partnership with Pheasants Forever, the NRCS, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to serve Yuma and Washington counties on wildlife projects. Sarah is … Continue reading
Colorado Pheasants Forever Welcomes Evan Jacobs!
Evan is one of our new Habitat Specialists doing on-the-ground habitat restoration in partnership with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The habitat specialist program is new for us in Colorado, but this model is based on a much bigger and more … Continue reading
Colorado Pheasants Forever Welcomes Sarah Leal!
Pheasants Forever Colorado is excited to have Sarah join the team to fill the niche needed in Lamar. Sarah will be working out of NRCS offices primarily with Lesser Prairie Chicken work in SE Colorado but the opportunity exists to … Continue reading
The Habitat Organization Promotes Michael Peyton to Colorado State Coordinator
Peyton will work closely with conservation partners to protect habitat in Colorado Fort Collins, Colo. – Sept. 9, 2022 Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are pleased to announce the promotion of Michael Peyton to the Colorado State Coordinator. In his … Continue reading
My Cause My Cleats
Jacob Bobenmoyer of the Denver Broncos has chosen to represent Pheasants Forever during the My Cause My Cleats campaign this year. My Cause My Cleats celebrates the positive impact that players have made in communities across America and provides players … Continue reading
Shared Capacity, Shared Success
By Greg M. Peters When Rebecca Burton arrived at the NRCS office in Craig, Colorado, she wasn’t quite sure what to expect for her first day of work. It was 2019 and even though she would be working on private … Continue reading
