Politics

The lawsuit pits public-land advocates against the federal agency that has until recently upheld and defended the public’s right to access established trails in the Crazy Mountains

The recently introduced legislation would prohibit the hunting and trapping of these species with some exceptions

The pending legislation, which just passed the House, would expand the federal government’s role in understanding and managing chronic wasting disease

Conservationists are calling the lawsuit a brazen attempt to block hunters and fishermen from using a public, renewable resource they helped create and conserve

Hunters lose when politics override sound wildlife management

The conservation and outdoor communities support the bipartisan legislation. Here’s what it would accomplish

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has walked back its 2018 decision to allow active management of the state’s red wolf population

There's more grizzlies in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem than biologists originally thought

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing "threatened" status for alligator snapping turtles

The National Rifle Association will face corruption charges from the New York Attorney General