From MT Plastic Free: House Bill (HB) 477, to phase out single-use expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam food containers across Montana,…
From Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association: The Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association (TASA), Co-manager of the Turneffe Atoll Marine Reserve, announces the…
From BHA: Surprise provision sidesteps Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act, drawing sharp rebuke from conservation advocates. Less than a week…
American Rivers is today, announcing America’s Most Endangered Rivers® in its 40th annual top ten listing. With half of rivers in the U.S. containing unsafe levels of pollution, freshwater species going extinct at a faster rate than ocean or land species, and extreme weather driving severe floods and droughts, rivers are among the most threatened ecosystems on the planet. Rivers are also the primary source of drinking water for millions of Americans. They power local businesses, help grow our food, and support fishing, hunting, and other beloved traditions
From Yellow Dog: The Yellow Dog Community and Conservation Foundation (YDCCF) was founded in 2016 to preserve, protect and enhance…
From B&H: Amendment to block public land sales for federal deficit reduction fails 48–51; BHA urges continued action by hunters…
From BTT: Mysterious ‘Spinning Fish’ Cases Decline in Florida Keys, But Research Intensifies Bonefish & Tarpon Trust Leads Multi-Agency Effort…
From BHA: Backcountry Hunters & Anglers raises concerns about decades of conservation progress that could soon be undone Washington, D.C.…
Abaco isn’t just another stop on the map — it’s a bonefish mecca that’s captured the hearts of anglers worldwide. In Destination: Abaco, we explore why this special island in the northern Bahamas holds such a magnetic pull for those who pursue the ghosts of the flats. The allure starts with the fishery itself.
From BHA: Proposed Legislation Targets Century-Old Presidential Authority to Protect Public Lands Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA), the leading voice…
From TRCP: The legislation passed the U.S. Senate on December 18, 2024, and will reauthorize multiple programs that benefit hunting…
Growing up and learning to fish on the rivers that poured into Lake Michigan, I knew lampreys were bad, but it frustrated me when, every five years, the DNR would poison my home rivers with lampricides, temporarily turning them an ugly color and (at least in my opinion) putting the kibosh on some of my favorite insect hatches for the next season.
This interesting documentary really sheds light on the complexity of the issue in ways I hadn’t fully appreciated.