Is It Finally Time to Re-Examine How We Divvy Up the Catch Between Recreational and Commercial Fishing?
Today’s allocations are still based on data that is decades old.
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TRCP Pitches Congress on Creating Better Drought Solutions While Improving Habitat
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.
Sportsmen Respond to New Effort to Lease and Drill the Ruby Mountains
New proposal for oil and gas leasing highlights the need for congressional action.
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act Creates 21st Century Conservation Model
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is hailing landmark legislation that will transform fish and wildlife management across the nation.
Video: Hunters and Anglers Talk About the Importance of the Colorado River
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.
Listen: Landlocked Public Lands and Access Across the West
Check out this radio segment on inaccessible state and federal lands and what hunters and anglers can do to secure more public land opportunities for themselves and future generations.
Coloradans: Tell the BLM to Prioritize Public Land Hunting and Fishing
This is YOUR chance to play a role in how our public lands are managed and ensure that sportsmen and women have a say about the places where we love to hunt and fish...
Fight Against Atlantic Menhaden Certification Moves to Next Round
Sportfishing groups will argue case before an independent adjudicator.
Montanans: Support Hunting and Fishing on Our Public Lands
This is YOUR chance to play a role in how our public lands are managed and ensure that sportsmen and women have a say about the places where we love to hunt and fish.
When the Mississippi Hits its High Water Mark, Anglers Shouldn’t Give Up
Annual flooding on the Mississippi River is part of life in South Louisiana and it doesn't mean fishermen are out of luck.
House Approves Investments in Chronic Wasting Disease Research
After sportsmen and women urged Congress to invest in solutions, spending bill contains new funding dedicated to combatting CWD in wild deer.
Fall Opportunities for Hunters Show What’s at Risk in the Rubies
Nearly 3,000 hunters will take to the field in the Ruby Mountains this fall, but first we must defend this habitat.
