Seven States Where Chronic Wasting Disease Has Spread Since the Fall Opener
With most of the season’s testing done, it’s clear that the rapid spread of CWD continues.
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Four Questions Sportsmen Need the Next EPA Chief to Answer
As Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler is considered for the official top job at EPA, hunters and anglers want a clear commitment to clean water and habitat.
Certification is Part of Misleading PR Strategy for Destructive Menhaden Fishery
One company that undermines striped bass populations in the Atlantic is paying to put a blue ribbon on its harmful practices.
Here’s How We Welcomed Lawmakers to a New Session of Congress
Our first major ask of the 116th Congress: End the shutdown and put the federal conservation workforce back on the job.
House Reversed Rule That Made It Easier to Sell Off Public Lands
Lawmakers could undo a 2017 rule-change that was widely criticized by hunters and anglers concerned about the threat of public land transfer or disposal.
President Trump Signs the Modern Fish Act
The differences between recreational and commercial fishing are finally recognized by law.
TRCP Makes Gains in 2018 for Habitat, Access, and Hunting and Fishing
There is much to do in 2019 as threats to our traditions and unmet opportunities remain.
Congress Fails to Reauthorize LWCF, Advance Lands Package
Critical measures for public lands and sportsmen’s access had broad support but didn't make it across the finish line.
U.S. House Passes Modern Fish Act
First-ever sportfishing-focused legislation to pass Congress heads to President's desk
President Will Soon Choose a New Interior Secretary
TRCP outlines qualifications necessary for this key leadership role.
