Hunters and Anglers Celebrate After Army Corps Denies Permit for Pebble Mine
The Army Corps of Engineers officially denied a permit for the proposed Pebble Mine near Bristol Bay, Alaska handing sportsmen and women a big win in the region.
10 Questions You Can Ask to Gauge a Candidate’s Stance on Conservation
As sportsmen and sportswomen, we have a responsibility to make informed decisions about who will best steward our land, water, fisheries, and wildlife. Here are 10 questions that can help you find out where your...
Administration Announces Pebble Mine Can’t Proceed as Proposed
After anglers turn up the heat, the Army Corps refuses to permit Alaska mine The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today that it will not permit the proposed Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska....
Anglers Praise Decision to Strengthen Striped Bass Populations
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission votes to improve menhaden management.
President Signs Great American Outdoors Act Into Law
TRCP’s CEO attends White House signing ceremony.
Preliminary Data Shows How Much Outdoor Recreation Economy Has Been Affected by COVID-19
As part of any economic recovery effort, Congress must invest in conservation that puts Americans back to work.
Senate Passes Great American Outdoors Act
Bill’s passage proves that conservation transcends partisanship.
The Great American Outdoors Act Gains Steam on Capitol Hill
U.S. Representatives Simpson and Cunningham introduced bipartisan legislation to permanently and fully fund the LWCF and address the crippling maintenance backlog on federal public lands.
Senate Committee Advances Water Infrastructure Legislation
Bipartisan bill would create jobs, benefit aquatic ecosystems.
Virginia Governor Signs Legislation to Strengthen Menhaden Conservation
Recreational fishing and boating groups applaud new bipartisan law.
