For the Future of Striped Bass
Keep Fish Wet’s Executive Director Sascha Clark Danylchuk explains why Atlantic striped bass numbers are down, and offers anglers science-based best practices to make the fishery more resilient.
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Freshwater Fishing Benefits from Mississippi River Restoration
South Louisiana’s Maurepas Swamp offers good opportunities for panfish, bass, and catfish that will get even better once its waters are reconnected to the Mississippi River through a small-scale diversion project.
New Legislation Would Support Wildlife Habitat on Private Lands
The Habitat Connectivity on Working Lands Act is aimed at expanding voluntary efforts to enhance wildlife habitat connectivity on private and working lands.
A Short History of Conservation Collaboration in Nevada’s Ruby Mountains
Where we have been, and where we are going.
In the Arena: Jon “Hoss” Haas
Jon “Hoss” Haas is host and executive producer of Emmy-nominated Hoss Off the Grid, which invites viewers into the rush of adventure-destination sportfishing. He’s a hardcore lifetime fisherman, whose endeavors are framed by a...
A Big Week for the Farm Bill
Ag Committee leaders are spelling out their plans for the next Farm Bill
TRCP Breaks Down Updates to BLM’s Oil and Gas Leasing Policies
The Bureau of Land Management has modernized its rules regarding oil and gas leasing on public land to reduce conflict between oil and gas development and fish, wildlife resources.
Dingell, Westerman, and Newberg Receive TRCP’s Conservation Awards
Gala event co-hosted by Outdoor Afro’s Rue Mapp and MeatEater’s Ryan “Cal” Callaghan brings together D.C. luminaries, outdoor industry leaders, and TRCP supporters.
Blue Catfish in the Chesapeake are Gobbling Up Everything in It
Blue catfish are an aquatic invasive species in the Chesapeake Bay, and eat millions of the striped bass, menhaden, and blue crabs so vital for ecosystem health, recreational fishing, and local economies.
In the Arena: Edgar Diaz
Edgar Diaz's lifelong connection to the outdoors, shaped by childhood adventures in Baja and Southern California, led him to found Sight Line Provisions—a brand deeply committed to conservation. With a blend of personal passion...
BLM Announces Big Wins for Wildlife, Hunters, and Anglers on 13 Million Acres of Public Lands in Northern Alaska
The Central Yukon Resource Management Plan includes measures to safeguard important habitat and world-class recreation opportunities.
BLM Poised to Deny Permit for Industrial Corridor in Alaska’s Brooks Range
Hunters and anglers cheer important milestone to maintain America’s most wild and remote hunting and fishing grounds.
