Category: Conservation Funding

Administration’s budget request indicates a continued appetite for major cuts to conservation, but Congress can choose to ignore the president’s recommendations.

A TRCP-led workshop brings biologists, planners, and engineers together to resolve a massive obstacle to big game migration—our roads and highways With a spectacular sunset hanging over the Nebraska prairie, I loaded my chocolate...

A short-term funding patch would open some closed gates and put conservation workers back on the job, but there could be long-term consequences for public and private lands.

Our first major ask of the 116th Congress: End the shutdown and put the federal conservation workforce back on the job.

To do right by public lands, lawmakers need to work together.

There is much to do in 2019 as threats to our traditions and unmet opportunities remain.

Critical measures for public lands and sportsmen’s access had broad support but didn't make it across the finish line.

Now that lawmakers have come to a bipartisan agreement on the nation’s largest source of conservation funding, the future looks brighter for fish and wildlife.

Passage before the end of this Congress would deliver certainty for landowners and sportsmen who use walk-in access

New research finds that hunting, fishing, biking, camping, and other activities drive $28 billion in statewide spending.