In the Arena: David Mangum
Capt. David Mangum is a YETI ambassador and outdoor photographer who utilizes his talents to produce media that inspire a spirit of conservation and educate saltwater anglers.
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Support a Balanced Future for the Tongass and Chugach Forests in Alaska
Help sustain public access, fish and wildlife habitat, and the outdoor traditions we all value.
Weigh in on Behalf of America’s Backcountry
Hunters and anglers can help shape the future of our national forests.
MAPOceans Act Passes Senate
New federal legislation would modernize accessibility to saltwater recreational fishing regulations and marine waters navigation information.
Congressional Review Act Risks Long-Term Dysfunction of Public Land Management
What could be seen as victories in the short term, would make for lasting problems in the future.
Fix Our Forests Act a Bipartisan Solution to a National Problem
Wildfire resilience and forest management have never mattered more Across the West, when we look at our mountains, we don’t just see the beautiful landscape, we see the lifeblood of the people who live...
TRCP Expands Government Affairs Team with Promotion and New Hire
Nakayama promoted to Senior Manager; Haynes joins as Advisor to strengthen conservation advocacy
Bipartisan Headwaters Protection Act Reintroduced to Safeguard America’s Forests and Watersheds
Hunters, anglers, and conservation groups applaud legislation aimed at new investments in source watersheds and resilient forests.
TRCP Applauds DOI Action to Expand Hunt-Fish Opportunities on Public Land
Increased opportunities will benefit hunters and anglers beginning Fall 2025.
Data Centers, Energy, and Water: What Hunters and Anglers Need to Know
Exploring how digital infrastructure shapes the natural systems hunters and anglers depend on
In the Arena: David Brooks
After a childhood in Indiana and a collegiate running career in Colorado, David Brooks understood that he wanted to remain in America's West. Luckily for him, he moved to Missoula, Montana, and quickly found...
When an Iconic Southwestern River Runs Dry
What hunters, anglers, and conservationists stand to lose as the Rio Grande dries up
