Why It Matters: Protecting the private information of license holders gives both new and old hunting and fishing license holders a greater sense of security while they participate in hunting lotteries put on by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF). Having an added level of security until after the completion of the scheduled hunt gives peace of […]
Why It Matters: Despite the popularity of America’s federal public lands, these treasured resources continue to face a growing maintenance backlog, which threatens access for sportsmen and women as well as conservation for fish and wildlife. By including $1.9 billion in the Fiscal Year 2027 budget request, President Trump is signaling his continued commitment to restoring the degraded infrastructure on our federal […]
Why It Matters: Georgia’s sportsmen and women were well represented once again at the Georgia General Assembly during the 2026 legislative session. From issues positively impacting conservation funding to hunter education in schools to prescribed fire, there were numerous wins delivered this session, ensuring Georgia’s hunters and anglers can feel confident their interests were well represented in Atlanta. Highlights: Georgia is an incredibly diverse state […]
Why It Matters: Across the country, donation programs have been developed to help turn legally harvested game and meat from nuisance or crop damage licenses into meals for those in need. Each year, many hunters choose to donate animals harvested through regulated hunting, continuing a long tradition of providing food not only for their own families, but also for others in their […]
Why It Matters: Legislation restricting forest management on State Demonstration Forests undermines the State Demonstration Forest System’s primary purpose, which is to educate the public about the benefits of multiple-use land management, including active forest management. They are called “State Demonstration Forests,” not “State Observation Forests,” for a reason. Dispelling misconceptions about forest management through education is essential for maintaining public support for […]
Why It Matters: Following the short veto session, the Kansas legislative session has adjourned until next January. This year, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) was active in the Sunflower State, hosting two legislative events, growing Caucus membership, working to advance legislative priorities, and successfully secured a pro-sportsmen’s victory with the passage of House Bill 2501, allowing for continued and unimpeded lawful acquisition, ownership, and […]