Interior Department Retains Safeguards on 28 Million Acres of Public Lands in Alaska
The department’s decision conserves valuable habitat for salmon, caribou, moose, and Dall sheep
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BLM Decision Will Maintain Safeguards for 28 Million Acres of Public Lands in Alaska
The agency’s recommendation would conserve valuable habitat for salmon, caribou, moose, and Dall sheep.
TRCP Ready to Engage in BLM’s New Recreation Blueprint
Group supports access priorities and urges proactive planning to conserve habitat.
Voluntary Public Access Improvement Act Introduced in the House
House Lawmakers have introduced the Voluntary Public Access Improvement Act to boost a crucial Farm Bill program that creates public hunting and fishing opportunities on private land.
TRCP Applauds U.S. Department of Agriculture Announcement for Habitat Funding
Federal agency commits at least $500 million over five years for Working Lands for Wildlife
Bill to protect Oregon’s Owyhee Canyons Reintroduced
S. 1890 would provide needed funding for local economic development, and help protect and restore the sage brush steppe.
Conservation Groups Applaud Bipartisan Bill to Invest in America’s Forests and Watersheds
The Headwaters Protection Act would enhance partnerships that provide clean water, benefit fish and wildlife habitat.
TRCP Statement on Supreme Court Weakening Clean Water Act Protections
The Supreme Court's ruling in Sackett v EPA will be bad for the environment and for hunting and fishing.
88% of Americans Support CWD Solutions
New poll finds overwhelming support for better CWD management.
New Study Shows 40% of Colorado’s Most Important Elk Habitat Is Affected by Recreational Trail Use
Geospatial analysis shows extent of overlap and highlights opportunities for responsible recreation management.
