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.
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Restoring Native Grasses Could Lessen the Plight of the Bobwhite
Why isn’t the USDA leaning more heavily on native grassland restoration to save this and other iconic species?
Revised Montana Forest Plan Would Conserve Areas Important to Hunters and Anglers
Final Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest plan includes key provisions to benefit wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation.
When It Comes to Protecting Streams, Sometimes What’s in a Name Matters
Anglers are campaigning to update the designations of some Pennsylvania waterways to reflect the exceptional status of their wild trout populations and water quality.
Add #ResponsibleRecreation to Your Facebook Profile Photo
A step-by-step on how to add our new #ResponsibleRecreation frame to your photo.
How to Address a Wildlife-Vehicle Collision Hotspot
In eastern Oregon, the Burns Paiute Tribe is making roadways safer for drivers and deer.
PA Sportsmen and Women Urge Lawmakers Not to Abandon Job-Creating Conservation Projects
State budgets may be stretched thin, but now is not the time to borrow from successful conservation funding initiatives.
TRCP Challenges Hunters and Anglers to Take the #ResponsibleRecreation Pledge
Sportsmen and women will undoubtedly step up to safeguard the privilege of enjoying our country’s natural resources.
VA Cuts Menhaden Quota, But Omega Retains Dubious “Sustainable” Label
All the strikes against Omega’s claim of sustainability.
Senate Committee Advances Water Infrastructure Legislation
Bipartisan bill would create jobs, benefit aquatic ecosystems (Washington D.C.)—The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee has passed legislation to invest in water infrastructure, remove barriers to the use of natural infrastructure, and combat...
New Report on Big Game Migration Demonstrates Colorado’s Commitment to Key Conservation Priority
Sportsmen and women applaud the state’s assessment of threats to winter range and migration corridors and recommended conservation actions.
Why Allow Hunting and Fishing on Wildlife Refuges?
A brief history of these public lands and how they can be used.
