SERVICES
We provide co-ops the platform for national involvement with wildlife management. Along with our industry and conservation partners, we offer information, mapping, consultation, and discounts tailored to your co-op. Whether you're interested in whitetails, upland birds, habitat management, or even how to start a co-op, we are here to help!
EDUCATION
Cooperatives don't only increase the quality of habitat management and hunting experiences, they can provide a wealth of info to landowners in your community. We hope you follow along with our free articles by the most respected voices on wildlife management topics, our newsletter, and social media to build a community for all co-op members to enjoy.
COOPERATIVES
Cooperatives bring landowners together, across property boundaries for many reasons: deer, quail, turkey, pollinators, and overall habitat management. The national wildlife cooperative's goal is to bring landowner co-ops together nationally to work for wildlife. Our goal is to accurately document private landowner co-ops in any state to bring co-ops into the national conversation of wildlife management.
National Wildlife Cooperative
CO-OP SPOTLIGHT
"OUR QUALITY DEER MANAGEMENT CO-OP IS AN INVALUABLE Resource TO ME FROM AN OVERALL LAND MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE."
BRINCE COODY | HAWKINSVILLE QDM CO-OP | EST. 2014
WHO we are
Whether you own a large ranch or hunt the suburbs, started hunting small game four decades ago, or are just interested in wildlife habitat, we are here to connect neighbors in the name of wildlife conservation.
Cooperatives offer a connection to wildlife, the land, and your community. We believe in the power of an old-fashioned handshake, and working across property boundaries for the betterment of our shared experience and the wildlife that we manage.
Private landowners must work together to ensure the future of wild places, wildlife, and the landscapes that provide both. We are here to make those connections, document co-ops, and hopefully create a few co-ops in the process.
Location / Texas
S. Schwartz
Connecting neighbors for wildlife is what we are here to do. Sharing information about wildlife, habitat management, and landscape-level wildlife management is what we do. Sign up for free to engage with us and your co-op! If you are a member of a wildlife management co-op with your neighbors, send us an email at nationalwildlifecooperative@gmail.com with a map - paper, photo, or a napkin sketch - and we can provide you with a professional map of your co-op boundary for FREE!
If you do this, our project affiliate - Hunterra Maps - will be providing co-ops
10% OFF any Hunterra Map! But you must send us your map to receive the code for a 10% savings. Hunterra will be matching your discount and donating back you us to help fund the National Wildlife Cooperative!
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