Wildlife Habitat Management
TWRA Offers Incentives for Bobwhite Quail & Pollinator Habitat
Who To Contact For Technical Assistance
Region 1 Assistance
Region 2 Assistance
Region 3 Assistance
Region 4 Assistance
Ponds Technical Assistance
| TOPIC | WHO TO CONTACT |
|---|---|
| Pond Construction, Layout, Soils, Leaking Ponds | Local USDA - Natural Resources Conservation Service - See map above Booklet: Ponds - Planning, Design, Construction |
| Leaking Ponds Vegetation Identification Fish Stocking |
UT Extension Ponds Specialists Ronald Blair - UT Western Region - 731-968-5266 or rblair3@utk.edu Creig Kimbro - UT Central Region - 931-592-3971 or ckimbro@utk.edu Kelli Amonett - UT Eastern Region - 423-346-3000 or damonet1@utk.edu |
| Fish Kills Depredation Problems Pond Management Vegetation Identification Fish Stocking |
TWRA Ponds/Small Lakes Biologists TWRA Region I - West Tennessee - 1-800-372-3928 or 731-423-5725, David Rizzuto David.Rizzuto@state.tn.us TWRA Region II - Middle Tennessee - 1-800-624-7406 or 615-781-6622, Todd St. John Todd.StJohn@state.tn.us TWRA Region III - Cumberland Plateau - 1-800-262-6704 or 931-484-9571, David Young David.Young@state.tn.us TWRA Region IV - East Tennessee - 1-800-332-0900 or 423-587-7057, D. Rob Lindbom Dennis.Lindbom@state.tn.us |
Publications 
- Backyard Conservation
- Bobwhite Basics Brochure
- Bobwhite Habitat
- Chufa - Not Just For Turkeys Anymore
- CRP CP33 JobSheet
- Dove Field Preparation
- Earning Income Through Hunt Leases
- EQIP Forest Habitat Fund
- Forest*A*Syst
- Guide to Native Warm-Season Grasses
- Handling the Fescue Problem
- Making Old Fields Productive
- Managing Old Fields
- Natural Bobwhite Habitat
- Ponds - Planning, Design, & Construction Booklet
- Southern Fruit Producing Plants
- Southern Pine Management Guide
- TWRA Farm Wildlife Habitat Program
- TN Tree ID Guide
- TN Tree Planting Guide
- TWRA Incentive For Native Grass Buffers
- Wildlife Management for Tennessee Landowners
Related Links
- Backyard Conservation
- Conservation Programs
- Guide to Successful Wildlife Food Plots
- Landscaping With Native Plants in West TN
- Landscaping With Native Plants in Middle TN
- Landscaping With Native Plants in East TN
- Native Warm-Season Grasses
- Successful Food Plots for Wildlife
- USDA
- Wildlife Damage Management
