Hunters and Anglers Cheer EXPLORE Act Passage
Bill will expand access opportunities to a variety of public land users
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Youth Deer Camp 2024
TRCP’s Montana program manager mentors young hunters while enjoying the public lands of the Lolo National Forest It was still one-half hour until shooting light, but my friend Tim, my daughter Ella, her two...
Hunters and Anglers Applaud as Crucial Water Resources Legislation Heads to the President’s Desk
The Water Resources Development Act provides investments in watershed restoration and healthy fish and wildlife habitat.
In The Arena: Glenn Hughes
Hughes has been fortunate enough to fish across America, from salmon rivers to the deep ocean for tuna. These experiences have helped shape his conservation ethic, one that makes him proud to Step Into...
An Alaskan Way of Life
Chelsea Pardo, TRCP’s new Alaska senior program manager, recounts her 2024 bear hunt in the Susitna River Valley I woke up the morning of June 1 buzzing with excitement for my bear hunt. Although...
Hunters and Anglers Cheer as Abandoned Mine Remediation Legislation Heads to the President’s Desk
House passage follows unanimous Senate passage earlier this year
TRCP Announces New Conservation Staff Member in Alaska
Alaska senior program manager will bolster organization’s expertise and capacity on key conservation issues Today, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership announced the addition of Chelsea Pardo who will fill the vital role of Alaska...
In The Arena: Ed Contreras
Ed Contreras is a biologist, hunter, angler, and occasionally a cowboy who takes inspiration from living in the West and his family's humble roots of living close to the land in Mexico. He works...
The Restoration of Sitka Blacktail Deer Habitat in Southeast Alaska: Part 2
In Part I of this two-part series, Bjorn Dihle covered how a significant portion of Southeast Alaska’s young growth forest is about to enter stem exclusion, or is already there. Stem exclusion is when...
2024 Forage Fish Conservation Wrap-Up
As 2024 wraps up, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is excited to share this year’s key achievements in forage fish conservation along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, helping protect menhaden and herring that are...
In the Arena: Alston Watt
Since her first, cold sit in a duck blind with her grandfather, Alston Watt has traveled across America experiencing the wild places our country has to offer. A lifetime in the outdoors has helped...
The Restoration of Sitka Blacktail Deer Habitat: Part 1
In this two-part series, Bjorn Dihle examines how restoration work of young growth forest by the Forest Service in collaboration with nonprofits, Tribes, and state and private partners will help Southeast Alaska’s Sitka blacktail...
