Is USFWS About to Walk Back Its Expansion of Hunting on Federal Land Because of Lead Ammo? By Andrew McKean
The Most Important Wildlife Conservation Legislation in 50 Years Is Primed for Passage in Congress By Dac Collins
President Biden Will Sign His Infrastructure Bill Monday. Here’s Why Conservation Groups Are Excited About That By Dac Collins
The Hunters’ Election: “We Think This Is the Most Important Election for Sportsmen in Our Lives” By Andrew McKean
6 Key Issues We Hope the New Interior Secretary Tackles—and How to Pull It Off in This Partisan Era By Andrew McKean
MAPLand Act Would Move Public Land Access into the Digital Age (and Make it Easier to Find Hunting Spots) By Ben Long
Climate & Environment “Red Tide” Is Causing a Massive Fish Kill in San Francisco Bay By Bob McNally
Climate & Environment A Pacific Waterfowl Oasis Ran Out of Water. These Duck Hunters Are Footing the Bill for Some More By Katie Hill
Climate & Environment Two Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges Close to Bird Hunting Due to Extreme Drought By Katie Hill
Climate & Environment Yellowstone’s Native Fish Populations Still Healthy in the Wake of June Floods By Chris Hunt
Climate & Environment Feral Hogs Are Invasive Pests, But They’ve Helped Australia’s Saltwater Crocs Rebound By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment Scientists Call for “Rewilding the West” by Bringing More Beavers and Wolves onto Public Lands By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment Colorado Asks Anglers to Catch and Keep as Many Fish as Possible Before Two Reservoirs Dry Up By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment The Grasslands Conservation Act Just Hit the Senate. Here’s What it Means for Hunters and Wildlife By Dac Collins
Hunter Recruitment Utah’s Record-High Hunting and Fishing License Sales Fund 91 Habitat Projects By Wade Thiel
Hunter Recruitment Can Hunting Survive in California? And If It Can’t, Who’s Going to Pay to Conserve the State’s Wildlife and Habitat? By Christine Peterson
Hunter Recruitment Is Hunter Recruitment Really Hurting Hunting Opportunity in the West? Here’s One R3 Coordinator’s Take By Paul Kemper
Hunter Recruitment Let’s Not Forget, the Midwest and South (Not the West) Are the Heartbeat of Hunting in America By Alex Robinson
Hunter Recruitment Hunting Mamas: The Trend No One Expected to Take Off. Here’s Why It Did By Beka Garris
Public Lands & Waters If I Were America’s Public Lands Czar, Here’s How I’d Fix Access By Andrew McKean
Public Lands & Waters USFWS Will Expand Hunting and Fishing at 18 National Wildlife Refuges While Phasing Out Lead Ammo and Tackle There By Dac Collins
Public Lands & Waters A Pacific Waterfowl Oasis Ran Out of Water. These Duck Hunters Are Footing the Bill for Some More By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters A Win for Anglers: New Mexico Supreme Court Issues Written Opinion Saying All Streams Are Public By Dac Collins
Public Lands & Waters “I’d Have to Bury You Out Here.” The New Mexico Stream Access Battle Is Far From Over By Dac Collins
Public Lands & Waters Scientists Call for “Rewilding the West” by Bringing More Beavers and Wolves onto Public Lands By Keegan Sentner
Public Lands & Waters Utah Man Allegedly Starts a Wildfire While Attempting to Kill a Spider By Keegan Sentner
Public Lands & Waters Montana Is on the Brink of Destroying One of Its Most Successful Conservation Programs By Andrew McKean
Public Lands & Waters Feds Close Dall Sheep Hunting in Alaska’s Central Brooks Range By Tyler Freel
Wildlife Management Researchers Are Now Able to Predict Mule Deer Migrations Using Habitat and Forage Rather Than GPS Collars By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management 900,000 Fish Were Netted, Killed, and Dumped Back into the Gulf of Mexico. Not Many People Know or Care By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Poacher Is Hit With a Hefty Fine After Illegally Killing a 232-Inch Buck. But Is It High Enough? By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Grant Woods Just Sold the “Proving Grounds.” Here’s What He Learned from Building One of the Most Famous Whitetail Properties in America By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management USDA Walks Back Canada Waterfowl Ban, Will Allow Hunters to Bring Meat Across the Border By Dac Collins
USFWS Will Expand Hunting and Fishing at 18 National Wildlife Refuges While Phasing Out Lead Ammo and Tackle There By Dac Collins / Sep 19, 2022
The Inflation Reduction Act Includes Billions of Dollars for Deer Habitat, Wildlife Refuges, and Coastal Projects By Wade Thiel / Aug 9, 2022
Montana Is on the Brink of Destroying One of Its Most Successful Conservation Programs By Andrew McKean / Aug 4, 2022
The Grasslands Conservation Act Just Hit the Senate. Here’s What it Means for Hunters and Wildlife By Dac Collins / Jul 27, 2022
This Year’s Record-Breaking Salmon Run in Alaska’s Bristol Bay Proves Why Pebble Mine Is Such a Terrible Idea By Dac Collins / Jul 21, 2022
This Bill Would Repeal Excise Taxes on Guns and Ammo. Both the NSSF and NRA Oppose It By Natalie Krebs / Jun 30, 2022
The House Passed a Bill That Could Provide $1.4 Billion in Wildlife Funding Every Single Year By Kristen A. Schmitt / Jun 24, 2022
USFWS Wants to Open 19 More Wildlife Refuges to Hunting and Fishing. Lead Ammo and Tackle Would Be Banned There By Joe Genzel / Jun 10, 2022
New Jersey Bill Would Require Landowners to Notify Neighbors Before Hunting Their Own Land By Kristen A. Schmitt / Jun 6, 2022
BLM Unlocks 75,000 Acres of Private and Public Land With Major Purchase in Wyoming By Christine Peterson / Jun 2, 2022
This Public-Land Mining Law Hasn’t Changed Since 1872. A New Bill Would Impose Royalties for Hardrock Mining on Federal Land By Wade Thiel / Apr 30, 2022
The Most Important Wildlife Conservation Legislation in 50 Years Is Primed for Passage in Congress By Dac Collins / Apr 8, 2022
The House Just Passed an Act That Will Make It Easier for Hunters to Find and Access Public Lands By Andrew McKean / Mar 16, 2022
Is USFWS About to Walk Back Its Expansion of Hunting on Federal Land Because of Lead Ammo? By Andrew McKean / Mar 11, 2022