The Senate just passed the largest public lands funding legislation since the days of Teddy Roosevelt. Here’s what it means for hunters and anglers. On

Highlighting standout female leaders who advanced the American conservation movements Theodore Roosevelt, Aldo Leopold, and John Muir are readily recited by many as the forefathers

Lori Patterson stood at the edge of Akre Lake in a tucked-away corner of pine forest in eastern Arizona and watched the fish dance. As

Gila trout are one of the rarest trout species in the United States, making them a focus of Trout Unlimited’s restoration work on native, southwestern

It was time. Actually, it was well past time. I had to get out of the house. I work from home and have for years,

Helen Neville is a juggernaut in native trout conservation, science and life.Dr. Helen Neville, Trout Unlimited’s senior scientist, was recognized this week by the Western

Fly-fishing in the backcountry for native brook trout is the ultimate in social distancing, a solitary pursuit with a pair of waders and wading boots,

In a facility designed to make personalized products, Roanoke’s Orvis employees are now making personal face masks. Mike Rigney, the vice president of operations for

Admittedly, things are moving fast and my own opinions have evolved quite a bit in the past several days especially. But one thing that really

If your email inbox looks like mine, almost every organization you have ever worked with, joined or “liked” has sent you a note this week

The presidentʼs decision to roll back protections is deeply misguided. The Environmental Protection Agency made a startling admission last month when it announced that many

Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema introduced legislation Thursday that would ban any new uranium mining on land surrounding Grand Canyon National Park. The legislation would make