The Most Important Wildlife Conservation Legislation in 50 Years Is Primed for Passage in Congress By Dac Collins / Apr 8, 2022
Coyote Hunting Contests Would Be Banned on Federal Land If Congress Passes the Bill It Introduced This Week By Keegan Sentner / Apr 7, 2022
First Nations Chief in B.C. Receives Death Threats Over Proposed Changes to Moose and Caribou Hunting Regulations By Keegan Sentner / Mar 31, 2022
California Hunters Push Back on Wild Pig Bill They Say Is a “Slippery Slope” to an Anti-Hunting Agenda By Dac Collins / Mar 24, 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
Biden Administration Withdraws Leases for Controversial Mine Near Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness By Alex Robinson / Jan 27, 2022
A Public-Access Lawsuit in Montana’s Crazy Mountains Claims Forest Service Is Catering to Private Landowners By Dac Collins / Jan 19, 2022
Colorado Legislators Just Introduced a Bill That Would Ban Bobcat, Mountain Lion, and Lynx Hunting By Dac Collins / Jan 14, 2022
Feds Will Spend $70 Million Per Year to Fight Chronic Wasting Disease If CWD Act Passes By Dac Collins / Dec 9, 2021
Environmental Group Sues to Block New Hunting and Fishing Opportunities on Public Wildlife Refuges By Dac Collins / Dec 1, 2021
Washington State Lost Its Spring Bear Hunt to Political Overreach—And It’s Just the Beginning By Brian Lynn / Nov 29, 2021
Feds Drop Proposed Rule, Recommit to Protections for North Carolina’s Red Wolves By Dac Collins / Nov 15, 2021