Author: Travis Hall

Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke and 10 other Republican members of the newly formed Public Lands Caucus voted to scrap critical safeguards for America’s most-visited wilderness area—and of its best public-land, hunting-and-fishing destinations

Hunting and angling groups are up in arms over a bill that would pave the way for open-pit mining in the headwaters of the nation’s most-visited wilderness

The Trump Administration’s pick to run the nation’s largest land-management agency is reigniting concerns over public-land sell-offs

The Clean Water Act extends federal protections to key fish and wildlife habitat. It’s also imperative for the clean drinking water that all Americans rely on

The proposed Sheep Creek mine would sit on public land in the headwaters of the West Fork of the Bitterroot River. But residents of the area and local politicians are pushing back against the controversial plan

Cody Huhn was following up on a rumor he heard from a friend when he located the enormous buck in a bean field over the summer

Proponents say the rule would put wildlife conservation on par with mining, drilling, and grazing on hundreds of millions of acres of public land across the West

Proponents say the rule would put wildlife conservation on par with mining, drilling, and grazing on hundreds of millions of acres of public land across the West

Ryan Callaghan has been involved with BHA since the organization’s early days. Now he’s taking the reins as president and CEO

The highest court in the nation just re-affirmed access to more than 3 million acres of public land via corner crossing