TRCP Applauds Senate Committee Markup of the Fix Our Forests Act
Bipartisan legislation seeks to accelerate forest management and restoration, improve wildfire resilience, and expand collaboration and innovation.
Breaking Down BLM Land Disposal
Understanding the past and present of BLM’s land disposal authority.
TRCP Applauds Removal of Public Land Sales from the Budget Reconciliation Bill
Organization objects to the large-scale transfer or sale of public lands and thanks lawmakers for listening to hunt-fish values Today, hunters, anglers, conservationists, and all Americans who value our nation’s public lands cheer the...
TRCP Applauds Senate Introduction of Bipartisan Fix Our Forests Act
New legislation seeks to accelerate forest management and restoration, improve wildfire resilience, and enhance collaboration and innovative management strategies.
TRCP Supports Continued Access to World-Class Opportunities on BLM Lands in Northern Alaska
The Central Yukon Resource Management Plan Record of Decision maintains important habitat and recreation opportunities.
Hunters Applaud USDA Secretarial Memorandum Directing Coordination and Action for Wildlife Migration
Memo will formalize and expand USDA’s commitment to migration conservation and enhance benefits for wildlife habitat connectivity and corridors in partnership with public land managers, state agencies, Tribes, private landowners, and NGOs.
TRCP to Engage in Forest Service Draft Environmental Impact Statement for National Old Growth Amendment
Organization encourages the U.S. Forest Service to support conservation that includes proactive forest management within nation’s old growth forests.
Weigh in on Forest Management to Support Hunting and Fishing
In December, the U.S. Forest Service released a notice to amend 128 land management plans across the National Forest System to promote the persistence and recruitment of old-growth forest conditions across the 193-million-acre National...
TRCP to Engage in National Forest Plan Amendments for Old-Growth Forest Conditions
Group will advocate for habitat and resilience as the agency process advances.
