United States
Arizona
Arizona BHA Urges Responsible and Ethical Use of Our Public Lands
Capital
Capital Region Chapter Featured in Virginia Wildlife Magazine
Colorado
Colorado BHA's Habitat Watch Volunteer Program
Louisiana
Minnesota
BHA Teams Up with Pheasants Forever and Others to Secure New Public Land Acquisition
Montana
Montana BHA Comments on Nez Perce Clearwater National Forest Plan Revision
New Mexico
NM BHA Joins Lawsuit to Fight for Public Water Access
North Dakota
North Dakota BHA Pays Tribute to Dedicated Conservationist and Chapter Leader
Ohio
Ohio BHA Urges Responsible Public Lands Use During Health Crisis
Vermont
Vermont Collegiate Club Members Spearhead Habitat Improvement Project
Washington
Canada
Alberta
- The AEP Minister announced plans to de-list and/or transfer 39 percent of existing parks to private partnerships to save $5 million. We lead the hunting and angling opposition to these plans, as it removes protections on existing habitat, as well as enabling the sales of these public lands.
- We also mobilized a media and letter-writing campaign to raise awareness in response to recently announced public land sales and focused the public's attention on providing feedback to their local elected representatives, in addition to the AEP minister and Alberta premier.
- Pivoting from our in-person workshops, funded by the Cabela’s Canada Outdoor Fund, into online webinars has been a huge success, and it has helped in membership growth and delivering quality content to our members and others.
British Columbia
The British Columbia chapter engaged on the recent west-slope cutthroat trout collapse in the upper Fording River and submitted comments to Teck, the coal company that owns the open-pit mines within the watershed. Read the chapter's comments here, the chapter's letter to Teck, and Teck's response.