Clean water is the lifeblood of healthy fisheries, wildlife habitat, and strong communities. But right now, Congress is considering H.R. 3898, the “Promoting Efficient Review for Modern Infrastructure Today Act” (PERMIT Act) — a bill that would severely weaken core...

Congress is attempting to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to repeal three Resource Management Plans (RMPs) in Montana, North Dakota, and Alaska—plans that protect fish and wildlife habitat, guide responsible development and reflect years of public input regarding the...

Salmon and steelhead are more than just fish—they are the lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest’s outdoor heritage, economy, and culture. Decades of collaboration among sportsmen, Tribal nations, conservation organizations, and local businesses have worked to restore these...

Blydenburgh Pond Dam, also known as Stump Pond Dam, was destroyed in August 2024 storm. The county has already allocated $6.6 million for planning and reconstruction, and preliminary engineering services, surveys, and watershed mapping are underway. In partnership with...

America’s 640 million acres of public lands – the place we fish, hunt, and recreate – are under threat. Efforts to sell off or otherwise dispose of these public lands are gaining momentum around the country. Fortunately, lawmakers have introduced legislation to limit the...

Responsible energy development and conservation need not be mutually exclusive, but it depends on smart, balanced policies that support diverse public land uses. Rolling back key oil and gas leasing reforms would jeopardize valuable fish and wildlife habitat. Please...

Trout Unlimited leverages federal funding to restore trout and salmon habitat, while also creating clean water and driving economic growth in rural communities across the country. Our restoration work injects millions of dollars into local economies, supports small...

Great Lakes advocates know the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) investments mean major conservation wins for the region’s freshwater. New bipartisan legislation being introduced will give Congress the opportunity to reauthorize the successful federal program...

Multiple lawsuits threaten to overturn the hard-fought safeguards currently preventing the proposed Pebble Mine from causing irreparable harm to Bristol Bay’s fishery. Join us in seeking long-term, widely supported permanent safeguards for the region.  

Located above the Arctic Circle, the Brooks Range is one of the most isolated regions of Alaska. We must maintain a few special places where future generations of hunters and anglers can experience genuine solitude and carry forward our outdoor traditions. That’s why the...

Congress is considering a number of policy options to streamline the permitting process for mining on public lands and provide greater certainty for the mining industry. As Congress weighs these policy options, it is imperative that legislation also includes updates to the...

The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is considering changes to Alaska’s reservation of water program that could make it harder to keep water in Alaska rivers, streams, and lakes for fish and wildlife, recreation, and navigation. Tell DNR that you support...

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In honor of Snake Week, the first 1,000 people to stand up for the Snake via this petition will receive a free "No More Lower Four" sticker! By signing this petition, you pledge to support a free-flowing Snake River and removal of the lower four dams.Stay up to date on...

Wild Snake River salmon and steelhead are holding on by a thread. Over the past 25 years, the Snake basin has averaged less than two returning adults for every 100 smolt. Despite the billions of dollars invested in the hydropower system and fish recovery, the Northwest...