2022 Year in Review; Court Does the Math on Recreational Fisheries Allocations; CSF Welcomes New Vice President of Development; Illinois Bans Semi-Automatic Firearms and Standard Capacity Magazines; It May Be Winter But Legislatures Are Heating Up Across the Northeast; New Year Brings Two New Caucus Co-Chairs in Alabama; Oregon Sportsmen’s and Women’s Coalition Challenge Measure …
Conservation, Education, and Advocacy Celebrated at the 2023 DSC Convention and Sporting Expo in Dallas, TX; Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation Announces New Partnership with SCHEELS; CSF’s Chris Horton Encourages NPAA Members to Include Advocacy in Their Careers; Richard Childress Named as Incoming Chairman for the CSF Board of Directors; New York Sportsmen’s Advisory Council Successful in …
CSF Supported Great Lakes Conservation Bill Headed to President’s Desk; Time is Running Out For Congress to Protect Our Nation’s Wildlife (MeatEater); December Came Bear-ing Gifts in South Arkansas; CSF Opposes Proposed District of Columbia Fur Products Ban; FWC Punts on Proposed Goliath Grouper Spawning Aggregation Closures; Legislation to Ban Modern Sporting Rifles to be …
CSF Celebrates Hawaii as the 50th and Final State to Join the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses; Benefits to Anglers and Boaters Poised to Become Law in the NDAA; Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and Delta Waterfowl Sign Memorandum of Understanding at 19th Annual NASC Sportsman-Legislator Summit; Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation Presents Sportsmen’s Priorities for the 2023 Farm …
The Top Issues Congress Should Pass Before the End of the 117th Congress; Falling Into the Same Old Traps: The Unsung Hero that is Furbearer Trapping; CSF Opposes Goliath Grouper Aggregation Closures to Fishing in Florida; Future of Trapping in Vermont to be Discussed in Upcoming Meeting (Vermont Traditions Coalition); Measure 114 Passes in Oregon; …
Hunters Harvesting for the Holidays: Game Meat Donation Programs Can Fill Tables this Thanksgiving and Beyond; Angling for a Strong Farm Bill; The Return of New Jersey’s Black Bear Season; CSF Welcomes New Caucus Co-Chair in Georgia; To Protect Elk Herd, CSF Opposes Mad Rabbit Trails Project
Last Chance to Register for the NASC Summit; Atlantic Striped Bass Management Seems Headed in Right Direction; CSF Continues to Support Active Management on the Hoosier National Forest; November Brings Exciting Policy Wins in Pennsylvania; New Jersey to Consider Reinstating Black Bear Hunting Season – Potential for December Opportunities (New Jersey Fish and Wildlife); Congressional …
Conservation Icon Johnny Morris Receives Inaugural Honorary Life Director Distinction; Bipartisan Group of State Legislators Urge NOAA to Reevaluate Right Whale Rule; Youth Deer Seasons and the Importance of Recruiting the Next Generation; Furbearer Trapping: An Important Sporting Pursuit and Wildlife Management Tool; What Mississippi’s Youth Deer Season Means to Me; GSC Member Governor Kay …
Now Available: CSF’s 2023 State Issue Briefs; CSF Acknowledges Improvements, Supports Further Tweaks to Florida Keys Management Plan; Minnesota DNR Repeals Partial Lead Ammunition Ban; Fast-Moving Anti-Firearms Bill Advances in New Jersey; Red Drum: A Red-Hot Topic Among Georgia Anglers; It Takes More than Skill to be a Successful Elk Hunter
Restrictive Firearms Bill on the Move in New Jersey; CSF, Partners Urge Prioritization of Funding for Migration Corridors in FY24 Federal Budget; Being the Bear-er of Good News: Second Annual Black Bear Season Opens in Missouri; Connecticut Sportsmen’s Caucus’ Has Long-Advocated for Bear Hunting Season – Recent Attack Reflects Need (USA Today); New Sportsmen’s Caucus …
