A Toast to the Patron Saint of Conservation on His Birthday
If you’ve looked at the state of our country lately and thought, ‘What would Theodore Roosevelt do?’ this might be your answer.
Category: Sportsmens Access
Our blog is where we break down the conservation issues that sportsmen and women need to know about. Get the latest intel from Capitol Hill, learn more about complex science and policy, and follow along with field reports from our staff on the ground. This is where conservation gets personal.
How the South Racked Up 174K Acres of Inaccessible Public Land
History has shaped how public lands are now organized and, in some cases, completely isolated by private land.
Five Ways to Unlock Inaccessible Public Lands in the South
These state and federal programs can help to open the 174,000 acres of landlocked public lands we found across Florida, North Carolina, Arkansas, and Tennessee.
174,000+ Acres of Landlocked Public Land in Four Southern States
New report details the extent of inaccessible public lands in the South and adds to a growing understanding of a national outdoor recreation access challenge.
Senate Committee Considers the MAPLand Act
Sportsmen and women call for swift passage of important public land access legislation.
80,000+ Landlocked Acres in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey
A new report details the extent of inaccessible public lands in the Mid-Atlantic.
Four Ways to Unlock the Mid-Atlantic’s Inaccessible Public Lands
These programs could serve as positive examples for other states with a growing tally of landlocked hunting and fishing areas.
The Biggest Difference Between Landlocked Public Lands in the East and West
Hint: Consult your U.S. History books for the answer.
The Top 10 Conservation Stories of Summer 2020
It may have been the summer of COVID, but a lot went down in the world of conservation, too—get caught up.
300K Acres of Public Land in Minnesota and Wisconsin Are Inaccessible
With today’s signing of the Great American Outdoors Act fully funding nation’s most important access program, new report details the extent of inaccessible public lands in the Upper Midwest
