The law that is broadly and affectionately known as PR ironically doesn’t allow state wildlife agencies to market hunting to a new generation of license buyers.
This MeatEater podcast regular is outspoken on the need for hunters to become part of CWD solutions.
This is good news for states looking to put in overpasses, underpasses, and culverts where busy roads intersect with fish and wildlife habitat.
A young sportsman who understands the connection between conservation and the eventual harvest.
TRCP’s senior counsel and Colorado River expert speaks at a Senate hearing in support of legislation that would prioritize collaboration and natural solutions to water storage challenges.
Did you know that the WaterSMART program makes critical investments in local and regional efforts to conserve water and improve fish habitat? We need more of that on the Colorado River.
After sportsmen and women urged Congress to invest in solutions, spending bill contains new funding dedicated to combatting CWD in wild deer.
A flyfishing guide who recognizes that all our actions affect what happens downstream (and how many massive trout you can expect to land.)
Take up our rallying cry for sportsmen and women who step up and speak out about the things that matter most.
These high-school sweethearts have embraced a life in the outdoors and share their passions for fishing and clean water with the next generation.
The precipitous drop in hunter participation should be a call to action for all sportsmen and women, because it will have a significant ripple effect on key conservation funding models.
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