Vote marks next step in effort to pass broader package that benefits fish, wildlife, and America’s sportsmen Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational...

Default crisis was averted. Spending levels were moderately increased. But will any of it go toward conservation? Shortly after 2:30 a.m. today, the U.S. Senate passed a two-year bipartisan...

What 34 sportsmen’s groups have joined forces to ask of our nation’s lawmakers as they craft next year’s budget Agreement in the year 2015 seems to be a rare...

The TRCP’s scouting report on sportsmen’s issues in Congress The Senate will be in session from Monday through Thursday. The House will be in session from Monday through Friday. ...

The TRCP’s scouting report on sportsmen’s issues in Congress The Senate is in session from Tuesday through Friday. The House is not in session this week.   Temperatures are...

This morning, our Director of Government Relations, Steve Kline, testified to the Subcommittee on Interior, Energy, and the Environment for the House Committee on Appropriations. You can read his oral...

This morning, our president Whit Fosburgh testified on behalf of S. 556, The Bipartisan Sportsmen’s Act of 2015, to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee. You can read...

Today, President Barack Obama released his fiscal year 2016 budget request to Congress. The president’s call for doing away with sequestration and increasing spending by $74 billion would provide...

November’s elections proved that change is a constant in Washington; today’s majority can swiftly become tomorrow’s minority. But regardless of which party controls the agenda and the gavels of...

In a bipartisan display of contempt for sportsmen’s priorities last week, 262 members of the U.S. House of Representatives – 227 Republicans and 35 Democrats – voted to kill...