This Is One Lucky Dog
Meet the winner of our #PublicLandsPup photo contest and learn what her family loves about hunting and fishing on public lands.
Meet the winner of our #PublicLandsPup photo contest and learn what her family loves about hunting and fishing on public lands.
A study looks at population growth around Montana’s public lands, which help drive commerce and community values—it’s an indication of a changing economy across the West.
A Montana elk tag might stretch the budget for a young out-of-state hunter, but it made this private-land hunt possible in more ways than one.
Out West and on the national stage, recent wins for public lands prove that our voices matter, but we can waste no time patting ourselves on the back.
Meet the TRCP volunteer keeping a watchful eye on energy development and habitat management in elk country.
TRCP’s Idaho ambassador discusses his first bull elk, his love of the Snake River, and how his family cabin in Massachusetts started it all.
Five friends on a four-hour charter get half their limit, but experience the full value of the Oregon coast’s recreational fishery—a critical segment of the local economy Not only do I have a wonderful,...
Ambassador Alec Underwood’s commitment to the hunt—and to conservation—runs deep Launching this fall, TRCP’s ambassador program calls on sportsmen-conservationists to help advance our goals by offering local volunteer support. These #PublicLandsProud hometown heroes are...
Our new Western field associate explains why he’s #PublicLandsProud as we kick off our summer photo contest As the TRCP’s newest staffer, I’ve been getting to know my colleagues and fielding a lot of...
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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