The Partners for Fish and Wildlife program provides free technical assistance and may be able to assist with funding for restoration or enhancement projects within a Private Lands Biologist focus area. Check out the map for your local Partners Biologist’s focus area and contact information.
Emily Hodapp works with conservation partners and landowners throughout the Illinois and Mississippi rivers areas to produce more duck food while also promoting Boltonia decurrens, a federally threatened plant species. In addition to Hodapp's work on the rivers, she tackles hill prairie restorations which will benefit the monarch butterfly, pollinators, northern bobwhite, migratory songbirds and more.
Quick Facts
- The Partners for Fish and Wildlife program provides free technical assistance.
- Each project aims for a 50/50 split on the costs of the restoration or enhancement.
- The landowner’s equipment, time and labor can be used as matching funds.
- The Program does not provide annual rental payments.
- A cropping history is not required.
- The land stays in complete control of the private landowner after signing their 10-year minimum agreement and the landowner retains control over who accesses their property.
If you are interested in restoring or enhancing habitat with Emily Hodapp, use the contact button below to provide her with the location of your project site and a brief description of your habitat goals.
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Emily Hodapp is not employed by or affiliated with the Land Conservation Assistance Network, and the Network does not certify or guarantee their services. The reader must perform their own due diligence and use their own judgment in the selection of any professional.