Last month The Arizona Chapter gathered volunteers for a clean up on the Perrin Ranch in Northern Arizona. The 2 day project had volunteers spread out across the ranch to clean up campgrounds, illegal dump sites, and the ranch’s original ranch house that was formerly used by sheep herders.   Trailers full of tires, wire fencing, trash, old camper shells, and even an abandoned boat were hauled off the landscape. The Arizona Chapter was able to organize this event with the help of the Arizona ...

This was a hallmark year for Arizona BHA from expanding its board to 25 passionate volunteers to numerous outreach events including Gila trout stockings, public land cleanups and OHV signage installs. In 2020 we want to have an even bigger impact on conservation, education and enhancing public lands in Arizona. That's where you come in!  By purchasing entries for our tire giveaway you can support your Arizona chapter and BHA and have the chance to win a $1,000 gift card for Discount Tire of ...

HB 2210 was introduced to the Arizona House earlier during the 2018 legislative session and passed out of committee on a 5 to 3 vote. This bill was met with large opposition by sportsmen and women, recreational groups, ranchers, and multiple other public land users. Fortunately, it was not brought to the House floor in the latest legislative session, but it is clear that the intent of this bill was to strengthen the misguided attempt to transfer the control of public lands to the states. The ...