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Sport Fish Restoration Advances with the Highway Bill
Why It Matters: Since 1950, the Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Program has provided vital funding to state natural resources agencies for fisheries conservation and boating access. Amended in 1984 (known as the Wallop-Breaux Amendment), the Program got a significant boost in the form of excise taxes on marine and small engine fuels. Now called the Sport […]
New Hampshire Fish & Game Eyes Needed Fee Increases
Why It Matters: License sales and excise taxes on firearms, ammunition, archery equipment, fishing equipment, motorboat fuel, and other sporting-related goods account for the largest source of conservation funding in the United States. This “user pays – public benefits” approach, known as the American System of Conservation Funding (ASCF), provides critical annual funding for the New Hampshire Fish and Game […]
Department of the Interior Announces Largest Expansion of Hunting and Fishing Opportunities in History
Why It Matters: As one of the top reasons why sportsmen and women no longer participate in hunting and fishing, access is critical to carry forward our time-honored outdoor traditions. This expansion across lands and waters managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) recognizes the importance of improving access opportunities for sportsmen and […]
Missouri Wraps a Relatively Quiet Legislative Session for Sportsmen and Women
Why It Matters: Unlike in many states, fish and wildlife management decision making is vested solely with a Commission in Missouri, which is informed by the professionals at the state’s fish and wildlife agency. As a result, legislative efforts that would impact sportsmen and women in other states are discussed, but their movement can be relatively limited during the legislative session. Still, it is critical […]
