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.
If POTUS tackles these four major conservation priorities in the next two years, farmers, sportsmen, and critters in ag country will benefit.
In the final month of 2016, private land conservation adds $830 million in projects and 1.9 million acres of habitat.
Journalists get up close and personal with working lands and at-risk wetlands in North Dakota After a week in legendary North Dakota—where every day I was up before dawn and in bed long after the...
A national holiday to recognize and celebrate agriculture producers who do plenty of good for wildlife, fish, and sportsmen You may not know that each American farmer feeds more than 144 people, while growing...
Congress needs to stay committed to funding levels set in 2014, and more sportsmen’s groups than ever before are joining the outcry. Yesterday, a broad coalition of 254 organizations—representing hunting and fishing, agriculture, nutrition,...
The tide may be turning for Gentleman Bob and other native species The 2016 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic just came to a close in Kansas City, Mo., where more than 20,000 hunters...
You heard from us last week about the final budget proposal of President Obama’s administration, including the fact that this (largely symbolic) financial framework indicates that conservation of natural resources, like the fish and...
What we learned from Louisville locals at last week’s Deer & Turkey Expo Everyone likes a day out of the office, but we really cherish opportunities to be in the field, chatting one-on-one with...
Today, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that an additional 800,000 acres will be eligible for enrollment in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a Farm Bill initiative that has allowed agriculture producers to voluntarily conserve...
In the last two years, policymakers have committed to significant investments in conservation, infrastructure, and reversing climate change. Hunters and anglers continue to be vocal about the opportunity to create conservation jobs, restore habitat, and boost fish and wildlife populations. Support solutions now.
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