The Mojave Desert Land Trust’s Quail Mountain preserve protects nearly 1,000 acres of pristine habitat that functions as a wildlife corridor between desert conservation lands. This land supports a wealth of biodiversity; home to coyotes and bobcats as well as bighorn sheep, the Endangered Mojave desert tortoise, and rodents, birds, and reptiles a-plenty. In the face of increasing pressure from climate change and urban sprawl, wildlife corridors are crucial for the survival of native species – co

Habitat Hints: MDC's Aaron Jeffries talks about what you can do to make your land great habitat for quail. He also shows us some examples of what he does to prepare his land for quail habitat. | Missouri Dept. of Conservation