Do you have what it takes to dare greatly like T.R.? “It is not the critic who counts…” You’ve likely heard this powerful quote—but do you know where it came from, or what Theodore Roosevelt was really saying about striving valiantly and daring greatly, even if you fail? Read

Today, on Patriot’s Day, we pause to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and those families who carry on their legacy. We remember not only loss, but extraordinary courage, self-sacrifice, and all those who heeded the call in the defense of our nation. 📷 Pictured:

TRCP is proud to join 21 other organizations in sending a letter of support for the bipartisan #FixOurForestsAct to Senate leadership. The bill is designed to accelerate the pace of wildfire mitigation while maintaining the necessary safeguards for fish and wildlife that matter

On August 28, two industrial menhaden vessels operated by Omega Protein charged into the middle of six recreational fishing boats focused on a large school of tarpon in Gulf waters near the Louisiana-Mississippi line. The incident, recorded near the Chandeleur Islands, occurred

Coming to AMC Theaters Nationwide September 12: Looking Through Water — a powerful story of healing, forgiveness, and second chances, starring Michael Douglas, Michael Stahl-David, David Morse, and Walker Scobell. We’re especially proud that Capt. Paul Dixon — the world-renowned

Dispatches from Public Lands After mandatory public land sales were removed from budget reconciliation legislation earlier this summer thanks to tens of thousands of hunters and anglers like you, TRCP staff took to public lands to enjoy places they cherish and celebrate the

The BLM has opened a public comment period on updated management actions to the Proposed Greater Sage Grouse RMP Amendments for BLM-managed lands in California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. “For more than a decade, state agencies have

As hunting seasons begin to open across the West, we’re reminded of the unmatched experiences our public lands and waters provide. From upland fields to high-country ridges, these places connect us to the traditions we love, and to the need to safeguard habitat and access for

Thank you, @SecretaryBurgum, for the opportunity to engage in this important discussion. TRCP is committed to working together to guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish.

Hunters, anglers, and conservation groups applaud legislation aimed at new investments in source watersheds and resilient forests. On Wednesday, a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators – including Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.), Ben Ray

New TRCP Editorial Supports Fix Our Forests Act. The Daily Sentinel in Grand Junction, Colorado, recently published a piece by Madeleine West, VP of Western conservation for the TRCP, supporting the bipartisan Fix Our Forests Act. West lauds the bill as “pragmatic,

We thank @SecretaryBurgum and @Interior for their commitment to reconstitute the Hunting and Shooting Sports Conservation and Access Council. Once established, the council will help strengthen wildlife conservation, expand partnerships, and ensure future generations can enjoy

Join us on September 9, 2025, at 1:00 pm ET for the next session in the TRCP Conservation Science Speaker Series featuring Drs. Peter Mudrak, Lewis Naisbett-Jones and Scott W. Raborn where they will discuss characterization of bycatch for the menhaden purse seine fishery

“Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” – Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt believed in the “strenuous life” - finding purpose and vitality in hard work, time outdoors, and the pursuit of challenges that make us

The backbone of today’s digital world is not something most hunters and anglers think about when they log onto a mapping app, stream a video, or upload photos from the field. But behind every click sits a vast network of data centers – massive facilities filled with computer

Hunters and Anglers Unite to Push for Stronger Wildlife and Infrastructure Policies in Upcoming Transportation Bill As Congress begins shaping the next Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill, the nation’s leading hunting, fishing, and conservation organizations, which

After a childhood in Indiana and a collegiate running career in Colorado, David Brooks understood that he wanted to remain in America’s West. Luckily for him, he moved to Missoula, Montana, and quickly found friends that were willing to share their knowledge and a few select

The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership joined hunters and anglers in celebrating the announcement by the Department of the Interior to expand hunting and fishing opportunities across the National Wildlife Refuge and National Fish Hatchery Systems. “TRCP thanks

30,000+ Louisiana redfish are killed each year as bycatch from industrial menhaden fishery operations, based on a 2024 study. The number of redfish killed annually is especially concerning since recreational fishermen have seen limits reduced and are themselves prohibited from

This week, Montana @GovGianforte held a public event along I-90 in Powell County to celebrate the Big Game and Wildlife Highway Crossings and Accommodations Account, which will support infrastructure to help iconic animals such as elk, mule deer, and pronghorn maintain their