Public access to private land is crucial for hunters throughout the West. But these state-run programs are shrinking
Congress just stripped protections from America’s most-visited wilderness area despite heavy opposition from hunters and anglers
The USDA plans to slash the Forest Service’s research program by more than 70 percent and do away with its century-old regional structure
Fans of the renowned fishery are raising red flags over fast-moving development plans for its headwaters and its lower stretches
Interior Strips Protections from Alaska’s Famed Dalton Highway, Opens Public Lands to State Transfer
A new Public Lands Order has troubling implications for an iconic public-land hunting-and-fishing destination in Alaska
The incident has sparked concerns about the potential spread of Chronic Wasting Disease from domesticated big game into wild deer and elk herds in Idaho
Upcoming Senate Vote Could Fast Track a Banned Mine on the Edge of The Boundary Waters
The bill would green-light a foreign mining operation upstream of an iconic Wilderness Area despite widespread public opposition
The father of Mossy Oak founder Toxey Haas, “Mr. Fox” played a key role in the resurgence of wild turkeys and turkey hunting in the Southeast
House Votes for Mining Upstream of Boundary Waters Despite Outcry from Hunters and Anglers
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
Bill Would Allow Banned Mining Activities Upstream of Famed Boundary Waters Wilderness Area
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