Chinook Pheasants Forever has formed strong partnerships with several habitat groups over the last eighteen years and through these relationships many thousands of acres in Southern Alberta have been secured.
Here is a summary of the different projects Chinook PF has contributed to:
Project: Peigan Creek 2004
947 acres, $15,000 donated to benefit Sharptails, Pheasants, and Huns
Project: East Hays 2008
144 acres, $25,000 donated to benefit Pheasants and Huns
Project: Silver Sage I 2010
320 acres, $5,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Silver Sage II 2011
1280 acres, $10,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Ross Creek 2012
939 acres, $100,000 donated to benefit Pheasants, Huns, and Sharptails
Project: Bull Trail 2013
530 acres, $10,000 donated to benefit Sharptails and Huns
Project: Silver Sage III 2014
320 acres, $11,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Escape Coulee 2014
800 acres, $10,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Silver Sage IV 2014
160 acres, $7,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Silver Sage V 2015
320 acres, $10,000 donated to benefit Sage Grouse and Sharptails
Project: Ross Creek 2017
160 acres, $10,000 donated to benefit Pheasants, Huns and Sharptails
Project: Chinook 2018
464 acres, $200,000 donated to benefit Pheasants, Huns and Sharptails
Project: Manyberries Creek 2021
160 acres, $25,000 donated to benefit Pheasants, Huns and Sharptails
Chinook Pheasants Forever has contributed $438,000 to secure 6500 acres. These lands are open year round for the public for recreation, it is foot access only.
Chinook Pheasants Forever also contributed $10,000 to the Sage Grouse Translocation Program of 2011. This is a partnership between the province of Alberta and the state of Montana where 40 Sage Grouse were captured in Montana and released in Southeastern Alberta to supplement our endangered Sage Grouse population.
