Checking in on the Conservation To-Do List We Set for Biden’s First 100 Days
Here’s what got done and which issues still need urgent attention this year.
Category: Habitat & Cleanwater
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Senate Passes Water Infrastructure Bill with Major Investments in Job-Creating Conservation Projects
Billions could go toward nature-based infrastructure solutions and locally led water quality efforts nationwide.
Preserving Pennsylvania Streams: Valley Creek
This video is the fourth in a series detailing conservation projects powered by Pennsylvania’s Keystone Recreation, Park & Conservation Fund that benefit hunters and anglers. Since 1993, the Keystone Fund has provided state-level matching dollars for a variety...
Wired to Hunt ft. TRCP: An Era of Opportunity for Conservation
TRCP's Whit Fosburgh talks to host Mark Kenyon about the big asks the hunting community can push for as we ride a wave of momentum in conservation policy improvements and investments in habitat.
USDA Makes Changes Requested by Hunting and Fishing Community to Boost the Conservation Reserve Program
In a win for rural America and fish and wildlife habitat, these changes will help pull the CRP out of an enrollment slump and better support farmers and ranchers who want to incorporate conservation into their business...
19 Groups Push for $100M to Improve Forest Service Roads, Trails, and Habitat Connectivity
Often an overlooked and underfunded tool, the Forest Service Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation program is uniquely poised to improve hunting and fishing access, habitat, and water quality—all while addressing the agency’s deferred maintenance...
Secretarial Orders Reestablish Important Principles of Multiple-Use Public Land Management
TRCP looks forward to working with Department of the Interior on integrating the needs of fish, wildlife, and outdoor recreation into responsible energy development.
What Hunters and Anglers Need to Know About “30 by 30”
Sportsmen and sportswomen must play a role in the effort to conserve 30 percent of the world’s lands and waters by 2030—here’s what 30 by 30 is (and what it isn’t).
Preserving Pennsylvania Streams: The Klondike Property
The third in a series of videos detailing conservation projects powered by Pennsylvania’s Keystone Recreation, Park & Conservation Fund.
Getting Up to Speed on the Ruby Mountains Protection Act
Why here, why now with this priority legislation?
