These Teams Are Responsible for 800 Fish Habitat Restoration Projects Across the U.S.
Help us urge Congress to lock down the program—and conservation funding—that allows the people who fish local waters to mastermind projects to improve them.
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Weekend Download: The Climate Change Impacts We Should Be Facing
The Hunting Collective’s Ben O’Brien visits Whit Fosburgh at his home on the Potomac River to talk about the direct effects of climate change on hunting and fishing.
In the Arena: Jared Frasier
This Montanan convinces outdoor companies to make conservation a part of their business ethos.
Rinella, Yablonski, and Hamby Join the TRCP Leadership Team
Leading conservation nonprofit welcomes three new Board members.
BLM’s Proposed Plans for Montana Public Lands Should Reflect Sportsmen’s Priorities
Plans to conserve popular elk hunting destinations are among the various options in the draft plans, but not at the top of BLM’s list.
Attack by Menhaden Industry Unites the Conservation Community
Conservationists fear that the fox could end up guarding the henhouse in menhaden certification process.
In the Arena: Henry Ramsay
This Pennsylvanian believes there’s a lot we can influence in our home towns and counties, if we care enough.
Sportsmen Applaud Senate Committee for Considering Ruby Mountain Protection Act
Hunters and anglers call for swift passage of this critical public lands legislation The Sportsmen for the Rubies, a coalition of 14 hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation groups representing thousands of individual sportsmen and...
Building Packs and Giving Back
Mystery Ranch is a Bozeman, Montana-based backpack and gear company that knows a thing or two about hauling heavy loads over unpredictable terrain.
Picky About Pine: These Forests Are Better for Wildlife and Water
Restoring longleaf pine forests improves wildlife habitat and storm resilience in the Southeast.
Where There’s Grass, There’s Bass… and Redfish and Specks
Restoring vegetation on the Gulf coastline is helping to improve your chance of landing bigger trout and redfish.
