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Beyond Shark Week: Congress and NOAA Seek Solutions to Shark Depredation
Why It Matters: Shark depredation has become a significant and growing challenge for recreational saltwater anglers and commercial fishermen, affecting fishing success, increasing fish mortality, and creating frustration on the water. While Congress is on the verge of approving landmark legislation to coordinate research and management recommendations, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries recently announced the formation of […]
Colorado Fur Ban Killed
Why It Matters: The Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission voted 6-5 on July 17, 2026, to terminate rulemaking on a citizen petition that sought to ban the retail sale of furs from wild furbearers harvested in Colorado. This decision upholds lawful trapping as a science-based wildlife management tool and protects sportsmen’s heritage against efforts that conflict with state statute and the North […]
Wildfires Remain a HOT Topic on Capitol Hill
Why It Matters: As fire season continues across much of North America, actions designed to mitigate the destruction wildfires cause continue to be a timely and important topic in Washington, D.C. As one of the most efficient and cost-effective tools for reducing both the frequency and severity of wildfires, support for prescribed burning continues to grow, representing an opportunity to advance policy solutions that the […]
Michigan Legislature Adjourns for Summer Without Addressing Conservation Funding Needs
Why It Matters: Hunters and anglers shoulder the costs of fish and wildlife conservation, but when their license dollars no longer adequately cover the costs of conservation, state agencies cannot deliver the quality hunting and fishing opportunities that keeps sportsmen and women afield. A modest license fee adjustment can address these funding shortfalls and better secure the longevity of […]