Champions of sportfish populations, coastal habitat, and recreational fishing were disappointed by the failure to keep disruptive industrial menhaden harvest activity farther away from Louisiana beaches.
Why are some anglers writing off one of our best options for restoring these disappearing habitats?
If Congress can put aside partisanship, we believe an infusion of cash into the Gulf can put people back to work, create habitat for fish and wildlife, increase coastal resiliency, combat climate change, and...
As restoration projects in South Louisiana continue, it’s not unusual for anglers to catch bass, trout, and redfish in the same area on consecutive casts with the same bait.
There's no downside to sending reef fish safely back to their depths.
Four major restoration projects funded using Deepwater Horizon penalties that have directly benefited anglers and hunters by improving coastal habitats.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill was ten years ago, and Louisiana’s coastal habitat is being rebuilt to flourish even better than before.
$19 million in oil spill penalties has brought back fish and wildlife habitat on Louisiana's "Bird Island."
When it comes to the Mississippi River, coastal residents struggle to find a balance between creation and destruction.
Facing a new normal, how should we adapt conservation and infrastructure policy to improve the health of the Mississippi River and Gulf Coast?
As our nation rebounds from the COVID pandemic, policymakers are considering significant investments in infrastructure. Hunters and anglers see this as an opportunity to create jobs, restore habitat, and preserve fish and wildlife.
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