The TRCP believes responsible development can be achieved when conservation, restoration and mitigation sciences and traditional social uses are fully integrated into development activities. The goal of the sportsmens value mapping project was to identify which areas were prized by hunters and anglers across the state of Montana. The TRCP is currently working on similar projects across the west. For more information contact Bill Geer.
TRCP’s climate change initiative manager Bill Geer contributed an opinion piece in the March 18 issue of The Seattle Times. Read More
Federal funding challenges highlighted in annual report of sportsmen’s consensus priorities. Read More
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Rep. Rob Wittman, Sen. Ron Wyden, Berkley and Tom Bedell among recipients of the TRCP’s highest honors. Read More
Federal funding challenges highlighted in annual report of sportsmen’s consensus priorities. Read More
Summary of the TRCP climate change initiative. Download the Report
A summary of the TRCP's 2012 conservation policy agenda. Download the Report
A growing base of scientific information shows that climate change is real and sportsmen likely will be the first to experience its repercussions as declining populations of game species result in shortened seasons and fewer hunting permits. How we address the challenges of climate change now will dictate whether future generations will continue to enjoy our time-honored sporting traditions.
