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Wildlife Officials Give Dozens of Alligators Baths After Diesel Spill Contaminates Louisiana Wetland
Two Years of Hurricanes Have Caused $579 Million in Damages to Louisiana Fisheries
Featured by Ben Long
MAPLand Act Would Move Public Land Access into the Digital Age (and Make it Easier to Find Hunting Spots)
Less than 15 percent of Forest Service easements are digitized. That might change soon
Paintball a Grizzly? USFWS Clarifies Bear Hazing Laws
The USFWS released a secretarial order that defines how state wildlife management agencies and residents can deter grizzly bears
Finding a Middle Ground on Wolves and Wolf Management
Values and opinions differ when it comes to America’s most controversial predator, but we should all agree on the following wolf facts
President Trump Tweets in Favor of Fully and Permanently Funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Come on Congress, let’s not screw this one up
Wyoming Considers Buying 1 Million Acres in a Deal that “Could Be a Real Home Run” for Access
Meanwhile, Montana could lose access to 600,000 acres in the northwest part of the state
Can the National Elk Refuge Survive CWD?
Chronic Wasting Disease is creeping in, and managers are looking at new ways to keep populations healthy
New Legislation Would Permanently Protect Minnesota’s Boundary Waters from Proposed Mining Threats
The fight against a copper mine in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area watershed continues with a proposed bipartisan bill that would permanently protect the wilderness
New Legislation Aimed at Protecting Minnesota’s Boundary Waters
The fight against copper mining continues with a proposed bipartisan bill that would permanently protect the Boundary Waters
Colorado Braces for Wolves as Politics Clash with Wildlife Management
Voters will decide on a ballot initiative that would reintroduce gray wolves in the state
Q&A: Mark Kenyon Talks About His New Book and the Importance of Keeping Public Land Public
Also, what is the future of hunting, trapping and fishing?
