754 reactions · 83 shares | Greater Sage-Grouse populations have plummeted by 80% in the past 50 years. You can help ensure a future for Greater Sage-Grouse by protecting healthy sagebrush habitat. Take action by June 13. | National Audubon Society | Facebook

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The Hazel Grouse is a small bird that can be found in mixed coniferous and deciduous forests across Northern Eurasia. This sharp-eyed fowl is rather picky and territorial when it comes to its home and habitat. You’ll find the Hazel Grouse foraging among the mixed woodlands of Revontuli Coast during the day, traditionally traveling solo or in mated pairs. | TheHunter: Call of the Wild

First Release: Hazel Grouse Conservation in Belarus! 🌿 #WildlifeRehab #NatureShorts The Hazel Grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) in Belarus undergoes a delicate process of first releasing after hatching. These small forest-dwelling birds, known for their shy and elusive nature, require careful handling to acclimate to their natural habitat. By releasing them gradually and providing proper support and monitoring, conservation efforts aim to bolster their populations in the wild. As stewards of biodivers

11K views · 170 reactions | Check out this grouse hunting video that gives a few quick tips for bagging more grouse this fall. It also provides a brief overview of the new Forest Fliers Grouse Slam! For more information on Utah's upland game slams, visit https://wildlife.utah.gov/upland-game-slam.html | Utah Division of Wildlife Resources | Facebook