State officials will be offering training opportunities next month for South Dakota farmers and ranchers interested in developing and maintaining wildlife habitat on their land.
The workshops to be offered by representatives of the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department and other organizations are part of the state's Habitat Pays campaign.
The training events are scheduled for March 3 in Aberdeen, March 7 in Redfield and March 14 in Watertown.
Habitat Pays is an effort between the state's Game, Fish and Parks and Agriculture Departments meant to help farmers and ranchers implement wildlife habitat. The campaign's goals are to enhance wildlife population and preserve the state's outdoor traditions.
The workshops to be offered by representatives of the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department and other organizations are part of the state's Habitat Pays campaign.
The training events are scheduled for March 3 in Aberdeen, March 7 in Redfield and March 14 in Watertown.
Habitat Pays is an effort between the state's Game, Fish and Parks and Agriculture Departments meant to help farmers and ranchers implement wildlife habitat. The campaign's goals are to enhance wildlife population and preserve the state's outdoor traditions.