A season-long reflection from TRCP’s Jim Kauffman on hunting Pennsylvania and doing our part to help manage chronic wasting disease.

The hunt isn't over - and neither are the stories.

Freshwater mussels, along with American eels, are being reintroduced in the West Branch of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania, upstream of the Chesapeake Bay.

As TRCP’s Jim Kauffman prepares for a new deer season in Pennsylvania, he reflects on tradition, responsibility, and staying vigilant about CWD to help keep our herds - and our hunting heritage...

The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership's new Pennsylvania field representative will focus on key state conservation issues as well as national wildlife health concerns, including Chronic Wasting Disease.

Dr. Mahan has researched wildlife around the globe but loves the diverse world of the Appalachian Mountains she calls home. Her education and research combined with passions for hunting...

The list of popular Pennsylvania trout fishing streams awaiting full water quality safeguards is growing, but anglers can have a voice in protecting them.

TRCP partner Ducks Unlimited works with the Pennsylvania Game Commission to use state, federal, and private funds to protect important wetlands, waterfowl habitat at Celery Swamp.

MOA Fest, offered at locations around the country by Minority Outdoor Alliance, a partner of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, teaches hunting, fishing, and conservation skills and ideals.

Anglers are campaigning to update the designations of top Pennsylvania waterways to reflect the exceptional status of their wild trout populations and water quality.