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Caption Contest via ‘The Utah Bucket List’
The fine folks working on “The Utah Bucket List” posted the following photo on their Facebook page. Post your caption below. We will send the winner a book bundle including TRCP favorites, “MeatEater, Adventures from the Life of an American Hunter” and “Last Stand: Ted Turner’s Quest to Save a Troubled Planet.”
Submit your best caption by Friday. We will announce the winner at noon EDT.
Happy captioning!
We Have a Winner!
Congratulations to Elise Goldstein, the lucky winner of our .22 Browning rifle.
Elise is a biologist with the New Mexico Game and Fish Department and was one of nearly 2,000 individuals who signed up as partners at the TRCP booth during one of the conferences and conventions we attended this year.
Thanks to everyone who signed up. We appreciate your commitment to fish, wildlife, hunting and angling!
Welcoming Sally Jewell
Last week we took some time out and got to know the new Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell.
Secretary Jewell has called sportsmen “critical partners” in assuring the responsible management and conservation of the nation’s natural resources. Whether it be fly fishing in a backcountry stream, waterfowl hunting in the Chesapeake Bay, stalking big game in the Rockies or bass fishing in Oklahoma’s Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees, our nation offers a diversity of outdoor opportunities that is unequaled.
American sportsmen look forward to working with Secretary Jewell as she continues our nation’s commitment to conservation, which stretches back more than a century.
Send Secretary Jewell a welcome message via her Twitter handle @SecretaryJewell or leave a message in the comments section below.
Video: Sportsmen and Climate Change
- In the next century, nearly 40 percent of the natural ecosystems where sportsmen hunt and fish will change due to a number of reasons, including climate change.
- Higher water temperatures in waterways such as Montana’s Yellowstone River negatively impact trout populations.
- Drier and warmer weather patterns aggravate fire cycles in states like Oregon.
- Temperature changes can push out native species and allow foreign species to disrupt the natural food cycles.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
TRCP has partnered with Afuera Coffee Co. to further our commitment to conservation. $4 from each bag is donated to the TRCP, to help continue our efforts of safeguarding critical habitats, productive hunting grounds, and favorite fishing holes for future generations.
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