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
Read More
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
An interview with first-time author””and longtime F&S contributor””Jared Sullivan about his new book, *Valley So Low*
An interview with the noted hunter, photographer, grassroots conservationist, and public-lands advocate
The Bureau of Land Management is considering opening massive swaths of land to private mining and extractive energy development
Yvon Chouinard, of Patagonia, and Kenton Carruth, of First Lite, are two very different business owners with very different customer bases, but as the fight for our federal public lands intensifies, they’ve come together for the sake of American hunters, anglers, and our sporting heritage
Rare earth minerals are used in electric cars and other forms of alternative energy technology, but mining for these materials has been shown to create toxic pollution””including radioactive residue
