A Public-Access Lawsuit in Montana’s Crazy Mountains Claims Forest Service Is Catering to Private Landowners By Dac Collins
Public Raises More Than $50,000 to Defend Hunters Ticketed for Corner Crossing in Wyoming By Christine Peterson
Hunters Who Challenged Wyoming Corner Crossing Rules Found “Not Guilty” of Criminal Trespassing By Alex Robinson
More Than 8 Million Acres of Public Land in the West Is “Corner-Locked” and Inaccessible to Hunters By Keegan Sentner
Biden Administration to Restore Roadless Rule Protections to Alaska’s Tongass National Forest By Alex Robinson
Federal Subsistence Board Just Voted on Closing 60 Million Acres of Public Land in Alaska to Non-Local Moose and Caribou Hunters By Tyler Freel
The Wyoming Corner-Crossing Lawsuit Is Headed to Federal Court, Where a Ruling Could Affect Public Access Across the West By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment Waterfowl Fall from the Sky by the Hundreds as Lunar Eclipse Coincides with Snowstorm in Central Oregon By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment Rare, Late-Season Wildfires Burn Through the Heart of Pennsylvania’s Elk Range By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment What Happens to Duck Hunting When the Great Salt Lake Dries Up? By Katie Hill
Climate & Environment Photographer Captures Incredible Nighttime Videos of Alligators Hunting, Mating, and Fighting By Dac Collins
Climate & Environment Trout Fishing in the West Isn’t Doomed—If You’re Willing to Work for It By Christine Peterson
Climate & Environment Waterfowl Numbers Are Up While Most Bird Species Are in Decline, and Birders Should Pay Attention to Why By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment New Report Provides a Roadmap for Sagebrush Conservation in the West 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
Policy & Legislation Canada’s Semi-Automatic Firearm Ban Would Include Many Common Hunting Rifles and Shotguns By Dac Collins
Policy & Legislation Thieves Are Stealing More and More Racks From Hunters in the West—and Their Profits Keep Growing By Dac Collins
Policy & Legislation In Washington State, Hunters May No Longer Be “Necessary to Manage Wildlife” By Andrew McKean
Policy & Legislation Waterfowl Numbers Are Up While Most Bird Species Are in Decline, and Birders Should Pay Attention to Why By Keegan Sentner
Policy & Legislation Report Finds That New Mexico’s Elk Licensing System Favors Wealthy Landowners and Out-of-Staters Over Residents By Dac Collins
Policy & Legislation New Report Provides a Roadmap for Sagebrush Conservation in the West By Dac Collins
Policy & Legislation USFWS Will Expand Hunting and Fishing at 18 National Wildlife Refuges While Phasing Out Lead Ammo and Tackle There By Dac Collins
Policy & Legislation The Inflation Reduction Act Includes Billions of Dollars for Deer Habitat, Wildlife Refuges, and Coastal Projects By Wade Thiel
Wildlife Management Michigan Couple ‘Abandoned’ Deer Farm During Divorce, Starved 41 Deer to Death By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Angry Moose Compilation Video Shows Just How Dangerous They Can Be By Tyler Freel
Wildlife Management Thousands of Mink Are Causing Mayhem in Ohio After Being Sprung from a Farm By Dac Collins
Wildlife Management Thieves Are Stealing More and More Racks From Hunters in the West—and Their Profits Keep Growing By Dac Collins
Wildlife Management Rare, Late-Season Wildfires Burn Through the Heart of Pennsylvania’s Elk Range By Keegan Sentner
Biden Administration Pledges to Protect 450,000 Acres with New National Monument in Southern Nevada By Katie Hill / Dec 2, 2022
Veterans and Gold Star Families Can Now Get Free Lifetime Passes to Federal Public Lands By Dac Collins / Nov 10, 2022
In Washington State, Hunters May No Longer Be “Necessary to Manage Wildlife” By Andrew McKean / Nov 7, 2022
Watch This 25,000-Pound Battleship Anchor Chain Rip Through Juniper in Nevada By Katie Hill / Nov 3, 2022
This Bill Would Put a Public Shooting Range in Every National Forest in the Country By Andrew McKean / Oct 14, 2022
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
A Pacific Waterfowl Oasis Ran Out of Water. These Duck Hunters Are Footing the Bill for Some More By Katie Hill / Sep 2, 2022
A Win for Anglers: New Mexico Supreme Court Issues Written Opinion Saying All Streams Are Public By Dac Collins / Sep 1, 2022
“I’d Have to Bury You Out Here.” The New Mexico Stream Access Battle Is Far From Over By Dac Collins / Aug 17, 2022
Scientists Call for “Rewilding the West” by Bringing More Beavers and Wolves onto Public Lands By Keegan Sentner / Aug 12, 2022
Utah Man Allegedly Starts a Wildfire While Attempting to Kill a Spider By Keegan Sentner / Aug 5, 2022
Montana Is on the Brink of Destroying One of Its Most Successful Conservation Programs By Andrew McKean / Aug 4, 2022