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The Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program is the only federal program dedicated to creating public hunting and fishing access on private lands.
Protect hunter and angler access - Speak up against efforts to transfer or sell off federal public lands.
The Farm Bill is the single largest investment in conservation that the federal government makes on a yearly basis, and a new five-year bill is currently up for debate.
Healthy habitat can help to slow and reverse the effects of climate change, making the push for conservation and restoration more relevant than ever. Sportsmen and sportswomen are essential to securing these solutions.
Modern technology has advanced our understanding of how big game uses migration routes, and conservation policy should incorporate recent research.
CWD has spread rapidly among wild deer and elk populations, particularly in the last ten years, and it threatens the very future of conservation funding in America.
The industrial harvest of menhaden is robbing sportfish like striped bass of a critical food source. The most important fish in the sea deserve better management.
Natural infrastructure approaches safeguard communities while benefitting fish and wildlife – a win-win for hunters and anglers.
The Colorado River is essential to an entire region’s way of life—fortunately, decision-makers can support conservation of water resources in the Basin for future generations.
We couldn’t have known 20 years ago that reparation fees from the worst oil spill in our country’s history would help bring back the Gulf’s vanishing coastal habitat.
Everyday hunters and anglers and how they step up for conservation.
“Python Huntress” Amy Siewe has dedicated her life and career to the capture and removal of invasive Burmese pythons, endemic to Southeast Asia but wreaking havoc on native wildlife in the Everglades. She not only offers guided hunts and goes after snakes on her own – which can top out at almost 19 feet long – but assists researchers working to tag and release male “scout snakes” with transmitters to help find breeding-age females and their nests.
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TRCP has partnered with Afuera Coffee Co. to further our commitment to conservation. $4 from each bag is donated to the TRCP, to help continue our efforts of safeguarding critical habitats, productive hunting grounds, and favorite fishing holes for future generations.
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