Sportsmen, private landowners to benefit via Regional Conservation Partnership Program, which funds locally led solutions to problems facing fish, wildlife, water.

Rule Would Apply if Species is Listed as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act

On the anniversary of 40 years of continuous production, Porta-Bote International has introduced the first major change in over 22 years. AN OUTBOARD MOTOR TRANSOM THAT FOLDS WITH THE BOAT!

The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership today released a comprehensive list of its Top 10 Underreported Conservation Stories of 2014.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, along with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the State of Wyoming, filed a notice of appeal in the Wyoming wolf case issued by the District Court of the District of Columbia.

The Vital Ground Foundation and a father-daughter team have partnered to permanently protect 240 acres of wildlife habitat at the confluence of the Ninemile and Clark Fork valleys of western Montana.

Rod Nelson, Eric Schwaab, George Thornton and Paul Vigano bring broad skill set, expertise to leadership of national sportsmen-conservation group.

I’ve been an active member of the outdoor industry for about a year and a half. While I’ve hunted and fished my whole life, it wasn’t until I started Powderhook that I began to learn how the industry really worked.

Despite a number of damaging policy riders and funding cuts, a $1 trillion-plus spending bill advanced by the House of Representatives last night represents a necessary step for natural resources conservation and sportsmen’s priorities, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership announced today.

Fresh off closing out a highly successful national convention, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is setting a course toward 2015 with a goal of better carrying out its mission.

While not without shortcomings, the first significant public lands package in five years conserves vital fish and wildlife habitat in the Intermountain West.