Recent efforts from states to transfer federal lands mean risks for hunter and angler access & wildlife habitat management This past August, leading Utah officials petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to hear Utah’s case...
TRCP encourages strong collaboration as BLM proceeds with implementation.
TRCP, partners, and hunters & anglers applaud bill introduction.
Appearing before the Senate Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Fisheries, Water, and Wildlife, TRCP public lands director Madeleine West encouraged lawmakers to make strategic investments in migration research and conservation.
Group supports access priorities and urges proactive planning to conserve habitat.
Lack of readily available information about unpaved roads means hunters and anglers can’t reach their public lands.
Group encourages public engagement to ensure a successful outcome.
House rules could make it easier to sell or transfer federal public lands to the states, an idea broadly opposed by hunters and anglers.
New provisions and guidelines for public land energy leasing will conserve habitat, improve transparency, and benefit taxpayers.
Commonsense reforms would create efficiencies while benefitting fish and wildlife.
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