Looking Ahead: TRCP’s Conservation Priorities for 2026
The year ahead provides hunters and anglers with opportunities to further advance America’s legacy of conservation, habitat, and access
Category: Infrastructure
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Our blog is where we break down the conservation issues that sportsmen and women need to know about. Get the latest intel from Capitol Hill, learn more about complex science and policy, and follow along with field reports from our staff on the ground. This is where conservation gets personal.
TRCP’s Madeleine West Brings Sporting Perspective to Western Governors’ Association Panel
VP of Western Conservation spoke on responsible energy siting.
Bipartisan Wildlife Road Crossings Program Reauthorization Bills Introduced in Senate
Companion bill was introduced in the House of Representatives in November The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership applauds Senate introduction of two bills that would reauthorize and increase funding for the Wildlife Crossings Program through...
Our Top Conservation Achievements in 2025
Your support helped make these conservation achievements possible.
Fast-Tracking Top Everglades Restoration Project a Win for Hunters, Anglers
The Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir, which will store and deliver billions of gallons of clean water to South Florida fish and wildlife habitat, is now scheduled to be completed years ahead of schedule.
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
When an Iconic Southwestern River Runs Dry
What hunters, anglers, and conservationists stand to lose as the Rio Grande dries up
TRCP Applauds Order Establishing Make America Beautiful Again Commission
Make American Beautiful Again Commission will seek to advance initiatives that are key priorities for hunters and anglers
TRCP Applauds $50 million Investment for New Mexico Wildlife Crossings
House Bill 2 is a major win for public safety and wildlife.
Hispanic Leaders Bring the Southwest to Washington, D.C.
The TRCP organized a spring advocacy trip to demonstrate the power of unity, outdoor traditions, and a bipartisan approach to conservation.
