Arkansas Habitat

Arkansas Habitat

Nearly 90% of Arkansas land is owned by private individuals. Every one of us can do something to improve and expand habitat for wildlife. ArkansasHabitat. org will show you how and tell you who you need to call for more information. When you manage habitat for your favorite game, birds and fish, you also help many other species of conservation concern. Farmers and ranchers will find recommended practices as well as technical assistance and cost share programs to improve habitat on cropland, pasture, and forests.
	Educators will find classroom-ready Arkansas conservation resources. Outdoor enthusiasts will be able to identify species rarely seen. Backyard hobbyists will find practices to attract birds or manage nuisance wildlife.
Who? Farmers Foresters Developers Homebuilders Homeowners City parks & recreation County roads K-12 Teachers Adult Educators Youth Programs Bird Enthusiasts Hunters/Fishermen Outdoor Enthusiasts Community Groups	Where? Row crops Pasture Grassland Upland Forest Urban backyards Wetlands Bottomland Forest Commercial Pine Streams, Lakes, Ponds Roadsides Parks Reclamation Sites Stream Banks

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Conservation Practices

How can you improve your habitat?

Technical Assistance

What agencies and people can best help you in the field.

When you help game species, what other species benefit?

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