Some senators and representatives are interested in selling off federal lands near national parks and urban areas. Conservationists say its a short-sighted attempt at a land grab
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The project would bring new roads and hundreds of drill sites to thousands of acres of public mule deer habitat in the Oregon desert
Leaders from Trout Unlimited and Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters weigh in on the potential impacts of President Trump’s Executive Order fast-tracking mining on public lands
An Idaho senator wants to turn the Camas National Wildlife Refuge into a state-owned WMA. The local chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers says the move would strip protections from critical waterfowl and elk habitat
In February 2025, thousands of people lost their careers with public land agencies across the country. Here’s what three former employees are dealing with and how they think the unprecedented mass firings will impact public lands moving forward
The failed Senate amendment would have re-hired thousands of federal public land workers laid off during a mass firing on Valentine’s Day weekend
With an official order from the new Secretary of the Interior to review all National Monuments dating back to Theodore Roosevelt, we’re taking a fresh look at the 119-year-old public-land protection””and what it means for hunters and anglers
Conservationists in the hunting and fishing community are celebrating after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a Utah lawsuit that would have jeopardized vast tracts of federally-protected public land across the county
Caving to heavy pressure from conservationists, lawmakers have abandoned a provision in a defense spending bill that would have directed the Bureau of Land Management to permit a 211-mile mining road through the heart of a pristine Alaskan wilderness
The Ambler Road would stretch 211 miles through prime hunting and fishing habitat in Alaska’s Brooks Range
