CWD-Sniffing Dogs and Other Promising New Disease Detection Methods
Studies are ongoing, but these tests could bring us closer to identifying chronic wasting disease in live deer.
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Examining Alaska’s Biggest Oil Drilling Project in Decades
Breaking down the recent decision to approve the Willow oil project in Alaska, which also requires new habitat safeguards for the North Slope.
Video: Where Private Land Creates Public Hunting Opportunities
If you use state walk-in access programs to hunt or fish on private land, you've already benefited from a key Farm Bill program.
Eight Ways the President Wants Congress to Invest in Conservation Next Year
Here’s what the Biden Administration is prioritizing in its fiscal year 2024 budget request.
Sporting Groups Promote Wildlife Crossing Fund in Nevada Assembly
Nevada sportspeople applaud new fund to make roads safer for wildlife and people.
Prairie Potholes and Mississippi River Basin Will Benefit from Major DOI Climate Investment
The boost for waterfowl and river health will come from a $120-million slate of projects to improve climate resilience and habitat.
Why We Care About BLM’s Plan to Expand Solar Development on Public Lands
What hunters and anglers need to know about implications of expanding utility-scale solar on public lands.
Construction of the Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir Has Begun
Last week’s groundbreaking ceremony marks the first milestone for this critical piece of the massive Everglades restoration effort.
New Study: How Gulf Sportfish Are Affected by Purse Seining for Menhaden
Research could inform efforts to better monitor bycatch in commercial nets and manage menhaden with their importance to sportfish in mind.
Five Ways Lawmakers Can Write a Better Farm Bill for Conservation
PLUS: Nine direct benefits for hunters and anglers.
Hunters Helped Pass a CWD Bill, But What’s Next?
After a significant legislative win last Congress, deer hunting organizations are adjusting their sights in 2023
USDA Reveals How Nearly $1B in New Conservation Funding Will Be Spent
The hunting and fishing community will work with Secretary Vilsack to ensure that fish and wildlife benefit from once-in-a-generation investments.
