Category: Conservation Funding

These lessons from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have changed the way that Louisiana views wetlands.

It’s time for our community and decision makers to get serious about R3 efforts, adequate funding, and policy that enhances hunters’ opportunities afield.

Sportsmen have largely stamped out the public land transfer movement in the West, but it’s not enough to simply keep it public now that a new kind of threat is emerging in the nation’s...

The need for a ‘fire borrowing’ fix grows as the West burns With elk and deer seasons right around the corner, I’ve been running, biking, and hiking as often as I can on the...

TRCP’s summer intern finds a personal connection to the issue of active forest management and its many benefits for wildlife and fire prevention In my summer internship with the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, I’ve...

A bill moving through the House could create a rare win-win scenario for energy and wildlife.

Let’s not allow the strongest legislative package of conservation priorities in years to be overshadowed by controversy.

A package of bills introduced today has bipartisan support and will benefit habitat, access, and conservation funding.

With sage grouse conservation on public lands possibly under threat, strong conservation programs for private lands in the upcoming Farm Bill will help keep the birds dancing for decades.

A national focus on infrastructure can provide an opportunity to benefit fish and wildlife in innovative ways that have upsides for public safety and our economy—here’s an excellent example in Wyoming.