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Conservation

Climate Change Is Happening – How Will It Affect Your Fly...

It's a grim reality, but the fact remains that climate change is happening, and it stands to impact nearly every walk of life. Climate...

Pebble Mine Final Environmental Impact Statement: Faulted, Rushed, Still Bad for...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released their Final Environmental Impact Statement for Pebble Mine (FEIS) yesterday. Unsurprisingly, the rushed FEIS identifies permanent habitat destruction and fails...

Relict: Chasing Native Cutthroats in the Bighorn Mountains

Sunrise lights the willow stands and the meandering bends of a mountain meadow.   Anglers are already scattered along the stream, eager to test...

California Hatcheries Battle Bacteria Outbreak

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has made the difficult decision to depopulate all the trout at the affected facilities in order to stop the spread of the outbreak

ASGA and Other Stakeholders Urge Responsible Menhaden Management

On Tuesday, August 4th, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) will vote on a measure to change the way they currently manage menhaden....

Restore The Gore

Vail has long been known as a great destination for fly fishing. The fishing opportunities surrounding the town, including Gore Creek, the Eagle River,...

Dam Drawdown Causing Extensive Damage to Michigan’s Kalamazoo River

Dams in Michigan have fared poorly this year. Back in May, two dams on the Tittabawassee River failed, threatening hundreds of local residents. Quite...

Atlantic Coast Pipeline Project Abandoned in Win for Native Trout and...

Yesterday, the controversial 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project was scrapped. The pipeline would have transported natural gas from West Virginia through Virginia ending...
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Michigan Arctic Grayling Reintroduction Initiative

Students from Troy Athens High School created the above documentary to raise awareness about the Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative. Arctic Grayling are native to only...

Dam Removal Project Begins on Montana’s Rattlesnake Creek

Back in 2017, the Mayor of Missoula, Montana announced the removal of an inoperable dam on Rattlesnake Creek. Today, construction crews are preparing to...

Dam Removal Begins on Washington’s Nooksack River

Another PNW wild salmon and steelhead river will be once again set free from its impoundment as the Middle Fork Nooksack Dam near Bellingham...

What Exactly is the Land and Water Conservation Fund and What...

Back in February 2019, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) was permanently reauthorized. Since then, the majority of public discourse turned to fully...