We Need To Look At the Big Picture When It Comes to Environmental Reviews
Changes to a bedrock conservation law threaten to put blinders on federal decision-makers.
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New Legislation Makes Historic Investment in Land and Water Conservation
Senators Manchin and Gardner propose bill to provide full dedicated funding to LWCF, make critical investments in National Parks.
A Conservation Consensus in Nevada
New poll shows strong support for additional wildlife crossings and new safeguards for migration routes.
Virginia General Assembly Passes Legislation to Strengthen Menhaden Conservation
Bill supports recreational fishing economy and science-based management With strong bipartisan support the Virginia General Assembly passed legislation that improves menhaden management in the Atlantic. The bill, which is headed to Governor Northam’s desk,...
Migration Corridors: Connecting Wildlife and People of New Mexico
To learn more about this film, click here Scientists, sportsmen and women explain why seasonal habitat and migration routes for big game species must be conserved. To survive the varied seasonal conditions found across the...
Comment Now – Help Land Management Agencies Open Access to Your Public Lands
BLM, USFS, and USFWS seek nominations from the public for high-priority landlocked or hard-to-reach parcels.
TRCP Recognizes Governor Gordon’s Leadership in Executive Order on Migration Corridors
Stresses need for long-term commitment to see the conservation of vital big-game habitats.
Four Rivers BLM Land Use Plan Revised to Address Priorities of Hunters and Anglers
Final plan includes key provisions to benefit wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation.
Sportsmen and Women Support Missoula and Lewistown BLM Land Use Plans
Wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation will benefit from final revisions.
President’s Budget Proposes Deep Cuts to Conservation
Sportsmen and women call on Congress to invest in land, water, wildlife, and fisheries The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s president and CEO Whit Fosburgh issued the following statement in response to the President’s proposed...
Who Will Protect Our Nation’s Wetlands and Streams Now?
A look back at why EPA’s rollback doesn’t hold water.
