Senate Subcommittee Considers MAPLand, Other Priority Public Land Bills
Hunters and anglers urge lawmakers to conserve fish and wildlife habitat and improve access
Category: Sportsmens Access
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House Committee Considers the MAPLand Act
Sportsmen and sportswomen call for swift passage of important public land access legislation.
More Hunting and Fishing Coming to a National Wildlife Refuge Near You
Interior Department proposes another wave of expanded hunting and fishing opportunities on wildlife refuges and other public lands.
House Lawmakers Reintroduce MAPLand Act to Improve Public Land Access
Legislation invests in digitized, integrated mapping resources for outdoor recreation.
Sediment-Built Marshes Where Drag-Screaming Redfish Await
Why are some anglers writing off one of our best options for restoring these disappearing habitats?
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.
The Case for Better Access Data
When it comes to public lands mapping data, sportsmen and sportswomen deserve a higher standard.
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...
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).
Wyoming Passes Law Aimed at Improving Hunter and Angler Access
New fund supported by sportsmen and women will help unlock access to Wyoming’s 4 million acres of inaccessible public land.
