Conservation News
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The Connecting with Conservation Podcast Features Trio of Leading Firearm Industry Women
The CWC Podcast features women leaders like Julie Golob, Diana Rupp & Beth Shimanski, highlighting their impact on outdoor industry…
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USDA Rescinds Near Quarter Century Old Protections for 58.5 Million Acres of National Forest Lands
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers opposes USDA's rollback of the Roadless Rule, which threatens 58.5M acres of protected forest, contradicts public…
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Ducks Unlimited and Partners Celebrate 2025-2026 Federal Duck Stamp First Day of Sale
Leaders gathered in Stuttgart, AR, to launch the 2025-26 Federal Duck Stamp. At $25, it raises ~$40M yearly for wetland…
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Public Land Sell-Off in Senate Defeated After National Uprising by Hunters, Anglers, Public Land Advocates
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers celebrate the removal of Senator Mike Lee’s public lands disposal plan from the Senate bill after…
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U.S., Canadian Wildlife Advocacy Organizations Commit to Strengthen Partnership to Address North American Crises
The National and Canadian Wildlife Federations renewed their pledge via a historic MOU to tackle shared wildlife and human challenges,…
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North Carolina NWTF Kicks Off Summer with Conservation
NC NWTF volunteers, staff, and agencies met at Mountain Island Forest to plan conservation, tour habitat sites, and discuss wild…
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NWTF and Partners Invest $2.7 Million in Water Conservation for 2025
NWTF's Waterways for Wildlife Initiative will fund $2.7M for 14 conservation projects in 7 states, totaling over $27M in investment…
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NWTF Michigan Joins Kirtland’s Warbler Festival, Uniting for Conservation
The Kirtland’s Warbler Festival celebrates 30+ years of conservation success. Once near extinction, the bird’s population rebounded in Michigan due…
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Boone and Crockett Club Opposes Senate Effort to Sell Public Lands Through Budget Reconciliation
The Boone and Crockett Club urges the Senate to reject land sale provisions in the budget plan, warning it adds…
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North Dakota Breeding Waterfowl Survey Shows Drier Wetland Conditions, Fewer Ducks
North Dakota's breeding duck numbers dropped 9% this spring, with 2.66 million ducks recorded. Key species like mallards, pintails, and…
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