Author: Travis Hall

The move would open more than 44 million acres of public backcountry to industrial development

According to Ducks Unlimited, the rule change could have drained key wetlands in a region long known as America’s Duck Factory

The border wall project is expected to block public hunting access on state WMA lands and on a National Recreation Area where hunting is allowed

The move sets a precedent for building more AI data centers on other tracts of public land across the country

The US Fish & Wildlife Service is considering an obscure rule change that could drain critical waterfowl breeding grounds in the Prairie Potholes

The move threatens good habitat for deer and turkey in a part of the country where public lands are few and far between

The outcome could shape how grizzly bears are managed across the Northern Rockies for years to come

A new executive order opens protected National Monuments to drilling and mining, threatening key habitat for trout and big game

Caroline Langdale caught the record brown trout while drifting a girdle bug through a deep hole on a famous Idaho tailwater

The future of one of Montana’s best trout rivers is up in the air as an out-of-state company eyes vast mining claims in its public land headwaters