Recent Trump Administration Articles
The Roadless Rule Repeal Isn't a Win for Off-Roaders
The Roadless Rule Is Gone — But Don't Expect New Trails Here's the headline that certain off-road advocacy groups don't want you to sit with too long: the Trump administration's push to repeal the 2001 Roadless Rule is not a win for dirt bike riders, ATV enthusiasts, or anyone who charges through
Hunters and the Public Agree on National Parks Wildlife
Americans and Hunters Are Speaking With One Voice on National Park Wildlife — Washington Isn't Listening There's a political narrative that's been treated as settled fact for years: hunters and environmentalists are adversaries, occupying opposite ends of a culture war that has carved up the Ameri
Georges Bank Northern Edge Opens to Scalloping After 30 Years
After 30 Years of Silence, the Northern Edge of Georges Bank Is Back on the Table For three decades, the Northern Edge of Georges Bank sat off-limits — a stretch of ocean as storied and productive as any fishing ground in the Western Hemisphere, walled off by federal regulation while generations o
Biggest Federal Hunting and Fishing Access Expansion Explained
The Biggest Expansion of Hunting and Fishing Access in Federal History Is Underway There are moments in American conservation history that amount to genuine turning points — moments when the bureaucratic machinery of Washington actually shifts in a direction that puts more land beneath more boots.
