How So Many Western State and Federal Public Lands Became Landlocked
This access challenge has become apparent thanks to recent advances in GPS technology, but the origin of the landlocked problem goes back to the early days of Western statehood.
Sportsmen’s Groups Throw Support Behind Renewable Energy Legislation
Today's House hearing will consider a measure that sportsmen’s coalition says will help protect wildlife and public lands with thoughtful planning and revenue for conservation.
Weekend Download: The Climate Change Impacts We Should Be Facing
The Hunting Collective’s Ben O’Brien visits Whit Fosburgh at his home on the Potomac River to talk about the direct effects of climate change on hunting and fishing.
Attack by Menhaden Industry Unites the Conservation Community
Conservationists fear that the fox could end up guarding the henhouse in menhaden certification process.
Podcast: Building Better Highway Crossings for Big Game on the Move
A perfect download for your next road trip, tune in to learn how wildlife use enhanced highway over- and underpasses.
Deal to Reopen Government Could End These Access and Funding Headaches
A short-term funding patch would open some closed gates and put conservation workers back on the job, but there could be long-term consequences for public and private lands.
President Trump Signs the Modern Fish Act
The differences between recreational and commercial fishing are finally recognized by law.
Featured Podcast: Will Congress Act in Time to Pass a 2018 Farm Bill?
Tune in to find out how the Farm Bill could enhance habitat and access on private land—if lawmakers can strike a deal in time.
Featured Podcast: Voluntary Public Access Is a Farm Bill Success Story
Tune into this hour-long podcast to learn how the Farm Bill helps create public hunting opportunities on private land, where some of the best hunting east of the Rockies can be found.
