MDF Projects
The Mule Deer Foundation funds a variety of conservation projects and programs including habitat enhancement, management, conservation education and hunting heritage. Project partners include state and federal agencies, local government, private industry and individuals and other conservation organizations.
Projects are funded through three avenues:
- Technical Advisory Committees
- Chapter Rewards Program
- Wildlife Legacy Dollars
For further information or to submit a project proposal, please contact your Regional Director.
Below are some examples of what MDF projects entail and can accomplish. Projects listed do not constitute a comprehensive list, they are only a snapshot of our past and current efforts.
- Plumas County Chapter Completes First Volunteer Project
- Improving Mule Deer Habitat Near Lander, Wyoming
- Ring Mountain Water Development Project
- Colorado’s Cherokee SWA Adopted by MDF’s Northern Front Range Chapter
- Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Plan for the Beckman Wildlife Management Area
- Rocky Mountain Regional Workday
- Pass The Buck Chapter Provides Manpower to Stop Pinon and Juniper Encroachment
- Beckman Wildlife Management Area
- MDF and Idaho Department of Fish and Game Partner on Guzzler
- Garfield Creek State Wildlife Area Habitat Improvement Project
- Cherokee Park State Wildlife Area, Northwest of Fort Collins Colo.
- East Fork Deer Habitat Improvement, Siskiyou County, Calif.
- Grand Mesa Big Game Security Habitat Improvement Project
- Mule Deer Fawn Survival in the Central Sierra Nevada
- Deer Capture Project, Denver, Colo.
- Mapping Mule Deer Habitat
- Jawbone Ranger Station
- Elderberry Guzzler, Washington
- Aldrich Front, Oregon