Conservation

License data varies so wildly from state to state that there’s no accurate accounting of overall hunter numbers. Here’s why that’s a problem, and what’s being done to fix it

Running a trapline will teach you lessons in tracking, hunting, and woodsmanship

A Montana bill that would incentivize private landowners to manage elk herds is taking plenty of criticism. The controversy highlights larger issues facing conservation in America

A wolverine was caught on trail cam in Yellowstone National Park for the first time, but researchers are still working to track and monitor populations for this mysterious critter

A lot more goes into a successful day of fishing than catching your limit. Follow these seven rules to help protect the future of the sport we love

Outdoor Life’s Hunting and Conservation Editor on what we hope to see from the Department of the Interior on energy, public lands, grizzlies, and more

Reducing moose density could decrease the number of winter ticks and actually increase overall moose health

Biologists are still assessing the damage to game and fish populations during Winter Storm Uri

On day two of her confirmation hearings Deb Haaland faced more questions on energy policy

Energy policy, national monuments, and fidelity to science define Haaland’s first day of confirmation hearings