Patagonia Spends 71 Million on Wildlife Conservation & Politics
Putting their money where their mouth is A little more than $3 million to block a proposed mine in Alaska. Another $3 million to conserve …
Tagfish politics
Saving salmon: Newsom unveils blueprint
With salmon populations throughout California declining for decades and facing the threat of extinction, Gov. Gavin Newsom has unveiled a state strategy aimed at protecting and restoring …
Nikki Haley: Snake River dam removal is ‘not the right move’
The White House recently announced a 10-year plan to restore salmon populations in the Columbia River basin. We’ll see if it becomes an issue in …
Ron DuhSantis now says it would take ’12 hours’ to ‘flatten’ the Bahamas
Ron DuhSantis continues to maintain that the Bahamas would be no match for the United States in the event of armed conflict or insurgent attack. “If …
Ron DuhSantis says it would take ‘five minutes’ to ‘flatten’ the Bahamas if they attacked Florida
Florida’s Governor continues to flesh out the seemingly unlikely scenario of a Bahamian attack on the United States, saying it wouldn’t take long to make …
CCA Louisiana Polls Gubernatorial Candidates on Redfish
Leading up to the Governor’s election, CCA Louisiana sent a list of questions to the major candidates. Here is how they all answered the following …
Biden memo calls for ‘sustained national effort’ to restore salmon runs
Yesterday morning, President Joe Biden signed a memorandum calling for a “sustained national effort” to honor commitments to the Nez Perce and other tribes by …
House Cuts in NOAA Funding Threaten US Fisheries
The U.S. House Appropriations bill for fiscal year 2024 would have a devastating impact on fish and habitat as it reduces funding by 14% for …
Fishing outfitters’ urgent appeal to Gianforte receives no reply
More than 30 fishing outfitters and guides plying southwest Montana’s renowned trout streams recently penned an impassioned letter to Gov. Greg Gianforte, seeking “immediate assistance” …
Colorado Supreme Court Rules Against Public Water Access
The Colorado Supreme Court has ended a long river access dispute by ruling a fisherman has no standing in a right-to-wade argument. Roger Hill sued …