Conservation News
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Civilian Marksmanship Program Announces $10 Million Challenge Grant for Wyoming State Shooting Complex
CMP approved a $10M matching grant to support the Wyoming State Shooting Complex in Cody, advancing its Western expansion. The…
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Thompson/Center Arms, NWTF, and MTN OPS Unite for Missouri Turkey Hunt Celebrating Conservation and Camaraderie
Thompson/Center Arms, NWTF, and MTN OPS host a Missouri spring turkey hunt uniting hunters and conservationists. The event highlights tradition,…
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Celebrate American Wetlands Month in May
May is American Wetlands Month, celebrating wetlands’ ecological and economic value. Nebraska hosts events like a wetlands bike ride in…
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Bringing Back the Oak Savanna at Muskrat Slough
A 14-acre tract in Muskrat Slough, Iowa is being restored from dense forest to rare oak savanna. Through clearing, timber…
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Ducks Unlimited Mourns the Passing of Renowned Wildlife Artist and Conservationist David Maass
Ducks Unlimited mourns David Maass, who died April 29 at 96. A self-taught pioneer, he shaped modern wildlife art, introduced…
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The Association Applauds Oregon’s Historic Legislation
Oregon’s HB 4134 secures ~$37M annually via a lodging tax increase to fund conservation of 321 at-risk species. Backed by…
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WYOMING RAISES PREFERENCE POINT FEES
Wyoming Game and Fish approved higher non-resident preference point fees for elk, deer, and antelope starting Jan 2027. The unanimous…
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Ducks Unlimited Elevates Waldrop to Chief Operating Officer
Ducks Unlimited promoted Dr. Karen Waldrop to COO. Since 2019, she expanded conservation efforts, helping surpass 1M acres conserved twice.…
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NWTF West Virginia Signs Multiyear Agreement with WVDNR
NWTF signed an $820K 3-year deal with WV DNR to fund and manage habitat and public access projects on wildlife…
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