The hunting and angling community presses congressional decision-makers to reauthorize the expired Land and Water Conservation Fund without delay.
Sportsmen and women on both sides of the aisle overwhelmingly want state decision-makers to ensure robust funding for conservation programs that improve water quality and fish habitat.
Water infrastructure package with benefits for fish, wildlife, and the outdoor recreation economy heads to president’s desk with bipartisan support.
Without a new five-year bill, conservation and voluntary access incentive programs are currently unavailable to well-intentioned landowners.
Congress avoids a federal shutdown, but allows the best tool for opening landlocked public lands to expire.
BLM public lands are critical to our hunting and fishing access, but a new study finds that they also support outdoor recreation businesses and local economies in a big...
Swift passage in the House and similar movement in the Senate would permanently secure the most critical tool for opening 9.52 million acres of landlocked public lands.
Results of the most sophisticated analysis of inaccessible public lands reveals a staggering challenge that the Land and Water Conservation Fund could help solve.
Rep. Wittman introduces first House legislation since 2009 to authorize the popular National Fish Habitat Conservation Program.
House passes major federal fisheries management reauthorization bill with provisions of the Modern Fish Act, which would help recognize the value of recreational fishing and update data collection methods.
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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