How Reducing Farm Runoff in PA Streams Benefits More Than Just Fishing
The state’s plan to send fewer nutrients downstream to the Chesapeake by 2025 will also boost whitetail and pheasant habitat, farm operations, stream connectivity, and more.
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The state’s plan to send fewer nutrients downstream to the Chesapeake by 2025 will also boost whitetail and pheasant habitat, farm operations, stream connectivity, and more.
The annual budget request emphasizes natural climate solutions but overlooks Western water.
Without dedicated investments, these essential efforts by state wildlife managers wouldn’t be successful.
Billions could go toward nature-based infrastructure solutions and locally led water quality efforts nationwide.
The must-do list for the new administration to support fish and wildlife resources and create conservation jobs.
Year-end bill includes wide ranging provisions for fish and wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation access.
At a time when Pennsylvanians are depending on the outdoors for socially distanced recreation and peace of mind, state officials are considering legislation that threatens these resources.
Sportsmen and women can set an example by supporting an innovative program in Oregon.
There's no downside to sending reef fish safely back to their depths.
If you’ve looked at the state of our country lately and thought, ‘What would Theodore Roosevelt do?’ this might be your answer.
As our nation rebounds from the COVID pandemic, policymakers are considering significant investments in infrastructure. Hunters and anglers see this as an opportunity to create conservation jobs, restore habitat, and boost fish and wildlife populations.
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