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North American Wetlands Conservation Act and the National Fish Habitat Conservation Through Partnerships Act Clear Key Hurdle The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee today passed comprehensive wildlife conservation legislation that includes, among other...
Bipartisan bill to keep the government open includes Pittman-Robertson Modernization Act In one of the biggest conservation victories of the year, bipartisan leadership in the House and Senate released legislation to invest in the...
Bill to conserve iconic public lands in Nevada now moves to full Senate for consideration.
A successful regional partnership program and fisheries research effort get the green light in broad package of conservation bills.
Sportsmen and women call on Administration to boost enrollment efforts as General signup kicks off
Lawmakers tee up floor vote for legislation to modernize the Pittman-Robertson Act and to head off habitat challenges for at-risk species.
In his third appearance before Congress this year, the TRCP’s president and CEO again presses lawmakers to invest in surveillance and testing for the deer disease that has sent state wildlife agencies scrambling to...
This year, REI challenges everyone who loves the outdoors to opt to act in service of public lands and habitat.
Anglers are campaigning to update the designations of some Pennsylvania waterways to reflect the exceptional status of their wild trout populations and water quality—and secure the habitat protections that these designations afford.
Rather than focus on what we need as hunters and anglers, let’s take a minute to appreciate what we have.
An overwhelmingly bipartisan vote advances the North American Wetlands Conservation Extension Act.
Sportsmen and women can celebrate Senate support for mandatory LWCF funding, but a parks maintenance backlog bill doesn’t go far enough to create solutions for public lands.
The precipitous drop in hunter participation should be a call to action for all sportsmen and women, because it will have a significant ripple effect on key conservation funding models.
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