Conservation and Field Sport Concepts

Vol. 3 | Issue 3

Summer 2011

Greetings!

I hope this newsletter finds you enjoying the longer days and (much) warmer weather. It's the season of barbecues and late afternoon thunderstorms. Soak it up; it'll be chilly again before you know it.

You may notice we've updated the appearance of our newsletter. We invite you to take advantage of the richer content while enjoying the more easily navigable layout. Just click on any story that piques your interest to read more. You can also stay up to date on our work by following us on Facebook and LinkedIn and by subscribing to our blog, The Field Sport Concept.

Company News

FSC affiliates collaborate to provide master planning, architecture and landscape architecture, and shooting sports programming and design at Fox Hollow Farm.

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Field Sport adds falconry and enhances outdoor programming services with addition of new affiliate, Duane Zobrist.

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FSC affiliate Trout Headwaters opens new office in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

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Look for us at this year's Land and Wildlife Expo in Nashville, Tennessee!

What We Do

Now that you're managing timberland, consider adding further value to your holdings by incorporating innovative recreational opportunities.

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We are eager to collaborate with you as you seek to enhance your holdings and/or service offerings. Click below to learn how we can help you.

- Farm & Rural Land Owners

- Conservationists

- Ranch & Farm Brokers

- Equestrian Enthusiasts

- Land Developers

In the Field

Celebrating Virginia Wine

Wine bloggers and industry leaders descended on Virginia for the 2011 Wine Bloggers Conference.

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Singing Elk Song's Praises

Through the implementation of a strategic management plan, an Oregon rancher turned his 4,000+ acre property into an outdoorsman's paradise.

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The $100 Million Pond

By monetizing the ecosystem services of wetlands, forests, and other natural systems, environmentalists and economists are hoping to draw attention to the economic value of nature.

To find out more about our company and our unique approach to rural land conservation please check out our inaugural e-newsletter or website.

If you have any questions or comments or to explore ways in which we can serve you, please do not hesitate to contact us. We appreciate your readership and look forward to hearing from you!

All the best,

Bob McKee