Modernized BLM priorities for land disposal and exchange will benefit hunting and fishing access Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt today directed the BLM to prioritize public access in decisions...
Dozens of sportsmen’s groups urge Congress to act swiftly so that dollars made available by last year’s wildfire funding solution are not diverted away from forest management.
The agency’s final revised sage grouse conservation plans will play a major role in determining the future of the sagebrush ecosystem, which supports more than 350 species.
Sportsmen and women applaud agency's decision to conserve wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities.
Whit Fosburgh testifies on Capitol Hill about opportunities to support the outdoor recreation economy.
We took advantage of this exclusive opportunity to advocate for investments in conservation that support hunters, anglers, and the outdoor recreation economy.
Sportsmen and women celebrate this watershed moment for conservation and outdoor economy.
Administration’s budget request indicates a continued appetite for major cuts to conservation, but Congress can choose to ignore the president’s recommendations.
Whit Fosburgh will speak in a Senate hearing on improving access for outdoor recreation and Christy Plumer will address a House subcommittee about sportsmen-sourced conservation funding.
Benefits to water quality, sportsmen’s access, and abandoned mine reclamation would be lost if funds were redirected to government operations.
The precipitous drop in hunter participation should be a call to action for all sportsmen and women, because it will have a significant ripple effect on key conservation funding models.
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