If you’ve spent time outside hunting, fishing, swimming, or even at the local baseball diamond, you’ve benefited from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Get the full rundown from Sam Soholt and see how the LWCF is funded and how it helps keep wild places wild.
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Ten days after Coloradans decisively rejected a ballot initiative that sought to ban mountain lion hunting, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission unanimously adopted [...]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation joined a collaborative group of nine other conservation and sportsmen organizations protesting the closure of recreational shooting within Bears Ear [...]
Below is a Sacramento Bee op-ed by RMEF Chief Conservation Officer Blake Henning and Property and Environment Research Center CEO Brian Yablonski. Implementing forest restoration in [...]