Adam Scepaniak 06.06.24
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) has recently received the Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation’s (OSCF) “Conservation Partner of the Year” award for their Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries department. This marks a long year of dedication to conservation, protecting habitats, wildlife, and being good stewards of our natural resources as reflected by the award from the Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation (OSCF).
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Middlebury, Connecticut – June 6th, 2024 – Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation (OSCF) is proud to present Chuck Sykes, Director of ADCNR Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division and Billy Pope, ADCNR Marketing and Communications Director with our State Wildlife Agency Conservation Partner of the Year Award.
“Alabama DCNR Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries is firing on all cylinders. They understand the power of partnerships when it comes to recruiting new participants and promoting the positive contributions of HATS (Hunters, Anglers, Trappers and Shooters)”. noted Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation’s Board of Directors Vice-Chair Jenifer Wisniewski. “The ADCNR has been such a terrific partner that they were the clear choice for this award and we thank them for all their hard work.”
“Our staff had a terrific time partnering with the Outdoor Stewards team on these projects.” mentioned Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Director Chuck Sykes. “ADCNR is dedicated to expanding and improving outdoor recreational opportunities for our customers and we thank OSCF for the opportunity to partner on such important projects.”
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