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October 7, 2024

Sunday Hunting Expansion One Step Closer in Pennsylvania

Why It Matters: The number one reason that lapsed hunters give when asked why they no longer hunt, is the lack of access. Currently, in Pennsylvania, there are only three (3) Sundays in which you may hunt game and there are very limited species that can be targeted.  Senate Bill 67 (SB 67), sponsored by…

October 7, 2024

Key Public Land Acquisition Fund Faces Reauthorization in Wisconsin

Why It Matters: The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund, which grants authority to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to acquire public land, is up for reauthorization and will be a focal point of the Badger State’s upcoming legislative session. Access to public lands and waters that are open to hunting and fishing is critical for the…

October 7, 2024

Protecting Hunting and Fishing at the Ballot Box in Florida

Why It Matters: Passage of Amendment 2, the proposed right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife  constitutional amendment in Florida, on November 5 would not only ensure the protection of our shared, time-honored traditions of hunting and fishing  from unnecessary limitations or outright bans, but also the continuation of conservation funding through the American System…

September 30, 2024

Angi Bruce Named as Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Why It Matters: Wyoming has a deep appreciation of wildlife and the sporting heritage, boasting some of the largest populations of wildlife species like pronghorn and sage grouse. The state’s commitment to the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation will continue as it transitions from the leadership of now-retired Director Brian Nesvik to newly appointed…

September 30, 2024

CSF Supported Fix Our Forests Act Passes House on Strong Bipartisan Vote

Why It Matters:  Sportsmen and women depend on healthy forests to provide access and quality wildlife habitat, and the Fix Our Forests Act (H.R. 8790) would enact policy reforms that will bolster active forest management to address the restoration needs on the more than 117 million acres of fire-prone forests. The legislation is critical to…

September 30, 2024

CSF Expresses Concerns with the U.S. Forest Service’s National Old-Growth Amendment

Why It Matters: Attempting to amend 121 National Forest land management plans to provide consistent direction for the management of old-growth forests, as Alternative 2, the Preferred Alternative proposed, is a misplaced policy priority and distraction from the need to address declining fish and wildlife habitat and forest health across the National Forest System. At…