Does it seem like you’re reading more and more headlines about algal blooms, dead zones, and water crises across our country? Here’s why.

After nearly two decades of drought, the Colorado River Basin needs this boost to private land conservation to support agriculture, outdoor recreation businesses, and a growing population.

Think the Farm Bill doesn’t affect habitat or clean water where you live? Check out these maps.

Solutions for the biggest conservation challenges plaguing the Chesapeake Bay actually start at the farthest reaches of the watershed—on out-of-state farms and in Capitol Hill offices.

The omnibus spending package provides for sage grouse conservation, drought resiliency, conservation practices on farms and ranches, and one step forward for the Everglades.

In the final month of 2016, private land conservation adds $830 million in projects and 1.9 million acres of habitat.

Losing access to quality water supplies and healthy aquatic ecosystems is the greatest long-term conservation challenge threatening the viability of our hunting and angling traditions. Yet the federal government spends less than half a...

At our 14th annual Western Media Summit, hosted in Fort Collins, Colo., from June 22 to 24, we stressed the value of growing conservation champions by urging our elected officials—from statehouses to the White...

Congress needs to stay committed to funding levels set in 2014, and more sportsmen’s groups than ever before are joining the outcry.  Yesterday, a broad coalition of 254 organizations—representing hunting and fishing, agriculture, nutrition,...

Interactive tool shows what is possible for water conservation with increased funding in 2016 In December, we wrote that Congress struck a spending deal that makes significant investments in conservation. While it doesn’t exactly...