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Sportsmen’s conservation policy issues from public lands access for recreation to forest management to sportsmen’s recruitment and retention – and much more. Bringing you need-to-know informatio...
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America’s public lands belong to the American people. In normal times, many of us regularly visit national parks, wildlife refuges, and other recreational sites spread out across more than 500 milli...
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SPRING’S CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM (CRP) SIGNUP IS IN THE BOOKS. HERE ARE THE RESULTS, AND WHAT THEY MEAN FOR YOUR STATE AND FAVORITE HUNTING SPOTS....
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The Great American Outdoors Act will provide $900 million to the Land and Water Conservation Fund in perpetuity and $9.5 billion over 5 years to address our public land maintenance backlog....
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Department of the Interior Proposes to Expand Hunting and Fishing Across 2.3 million Acres...
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Fish, Wildlife, Outdoor Recreation and Local Communities Benefit from Excise Tax Revenues...
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Let’s face it: For many of us things are gonna get a little weird and unprecedented in the next few weeks, and we’re all going to need some kind of balm to see us through to the other side. And fo...
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On February 5, the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee, in association with Governors Sportsmen’s Caucus Member Governor Kim Reynolds, introduced Senate Study Bill (SSB) 3116, commonly referred to ...
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Over the past few months we’ve kept our focus on several moving bills that are important to the Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever mission, including Pittman Robertson Modernization (PR Mod) and re...
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Creating permanently protected public lands is incredibly important for a wide array of wildlife species, especially in a time when quality habitat is being continuously threatened. Additionally, publ...
