Senate Confirms Congresswoman Haaland as Interior Secretary
The United States Senate gave the nod to Congresswoman Debra Haaland in a bipartisan vote confirming her as the next Interior Secretary.
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A More Diverse Bite Delights Along Restored Marshes
As restoration projects in South Louisiana continue, it’s not unusual for anglers to catch bass, trout, and redfish in the same area on consecutive casts with the same bait.
In the Arena: South Carolina Wildlife Partnership
The South Carolina Wildlife Partnership aims to ensure that everyone in South Carolina who wants to hunt, will be able to.
Local Coalition Cheers the Reintroduction of the Ruby Mountains Protection Act
Citing the outstanding hunting and fishing opportunities, a coalition of influential hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation groups calls for Congress to safeguard public land recreational opportunities in Nevada.
A Pivotal Decision Point Impacting Striped Bass
A fisheries management commission is considering adopting a new plan to guide striped bass management, and we are concerned.
TRCP Expands its Team to Strengthen Conservation, Access, and Habitat
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership adds six new staff members.
Montanans Care About Wildlife Migration
New poll shows strong support for wildlife crossings and continued collaboration between stakeholders on this key conservation priority.
Six Ways Congress Can Create Jobs and Safeguard Habitat
Conservation works for hunters, anglers, and the American economy.
A Watershed Moment for Pacific Northwest Salmon and Steelhead
Idaho lawmaker takes the lead on salmon recovery in the Northwest..
Interior Will Ensure Land and Water Conservation Fund Is Used Where It’s Needed Most
Hunters and anglers call for prioritization of projects that increase public access to recreational opportunities.
Defending Oregon’s Last Best Place
New coalition of sportsmen and women seeks to keep a landscape from being "loved to death."
TRCP Welcomes Five New Board Members
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is pleased to announce the onboarding of five new directors to its leadership team. Aileen Lee, Clarke Ohrstrom, Laura Orvidas, John Redpath, and Elizabeth Storer bring a diverse set...
