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Mar

2025

NM BHA Supports SB 5 - Bill Summary & Status Report

Author: Kyle Klain
The New Mexico Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (NM BHA) supports Senate Bill 5 (SB 5) and has worked with legislators and hook and bullet partners to ensure the hunting and angling community has a strong voice in the future management of our cherished fish and wildlife resources. BHA has advocated for amendments to the bill that benefit hunters, anglers and trappers, both prior to and after introduction, based on feedback from staff, policy leaders and members. The bill, ...
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Mar

2025

Ohio BHA Chapter 2025 Spring Newsletter

The Ohio BHA Chapter has been busy this winter creating impactful plans across Ohio. Check out the 2025 Newsletter below! 
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Mar

2025

Blacktail Deer Foundation Pint Night Juneau: Recap and Citizen Science Opportunities

  Blacktail Deer Foundation Pint Night Juneau: Recap and Citizen Science Opportunities by Lillian Thorington, AK BHA Intern Spring Overview of BDF in Southeast Alaska.   One of the most interesting parts of interning with Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA) has been my involvement with the Pint Nights. If you’ve never attended one, you are missing out! Pint Nights are hosted at local breweries, and tonight’s event took place at Forbidden Peak. We always hold a raffle, and have a speaker ...
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Mar

2025

Draw Tag Results Day and Night: February 21st, 2025.

Author: Ryan Schuman
AWP Draw Tag Results Party Moose Call Winners.  On the evening of February 21, over 100 Alaskans: hunters, anglers and trappers from all over Southcentral Alaska, gathered at Double Shovel Cider Company’s taproom for the Alaska Wild Project’s Second Annual Draw Results Party. Hosted in partnership with Double-Shovel, Alaska Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, and the Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation, the event had no shortage of fun and camaraderie.     We all discussed the tags we hoped ...
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Mar

2025

The Sportsmen’s Caucus Advisory Council: A Collective Voice in the Legislature

For the last handful of years, Utah BHA’s Board has been involved with the Utah Sportsmen’s Caucus at the Capitol during the Legislative Session. In the past, the Caucus served as an opportunity for Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) with an interest in wildlife issues to come together multiple times during the Legislative Session to shake hands with legislators and hear directly from legislators running bills related to wildlife. While it was beneficial to have a forum to converse with ...
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Feb

2025

Reintroduction of CORE Act Renews Hope for Conservation of Colorado Public Lands and Wildlife Habitat

Author: Nadia Marji
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  February 28, 2025    CONTACT:  Kaden McArthur, Director of Policy & Government Relations, mcarthur@backcountryhunters.org    Reintroduction of CORE Act Renews Hope for Conservation of Colorado Public Lands and Wildlife Habitat  By conserving over 420,000 acres, including 100,000 acres of wilderness, the CORE Act would keep Colorado’s backcountry intact for wildlife and Public Land Owners® alike.    Washington, D.C. – Imagine standing on the edge of Colorado’s high ...
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Feb

2025

Legislation to Expand Arkansas Wilderness Would Advance Conservation for Generations to Come

Author: Nadia Marji
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  February 28, 2025    CONTACT:  Kaden McArthur, Director of Policy & Government Relations, mcarthur@backcountryhunters.org    Legislation to Expand Arkansas Wilderness Would Advance Conservation for Generations to Come  Flatside Wilderness Area was established as part of a broader push during the 1980s to protect America’s last remaining wild landscapes. If passed, new legislation would permanently protect an additional 2,200 acres.    Washington, D.C. – If you’ve ...
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Feb

2025

New Opportunities for Public Access, Habitat Conservation Possible with Bipartisan Reintroduction of VPA-HIP Bill

Author: Nadia Marji
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  February 28, 2025    CONTACT:  Kaden McArthur, Director of Policy & Government Relations, mcarthur@backcountryhunters.org    New Opportunities for Public Access, Habitat Conservation Possible with Bipartisan Reintroduction of VPA-HIP Bill  Since its inception in 2008, the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program has expanded public access to more than 3 million acres of private land for outdoor recreation.   Washington, D.C. – Though every American is a ...
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Feb

2025

Senate Bill 105: "An Act relating to the lease and sale of state land for recreational cabin sites; and providing for an effective date."

Author: Anonym
POLICY ACTION  Updates from Alaska's 34th Legislature   On February 26th, 2025 Governor Dunleavy introduced legislation Allowing Alaskans to Build Recreational Cabin Sites, Senate Bill 105. SB 105 presents as an opportunity to obtain land, build your own recreation cabins, and have your own parcel. As hunters, anglers, trappers and outdoors people, this bill further limits our capabilities to enjoy these areas for our outdoor passions and pursuits. This bill is a loss of opportunity for ...
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Feb

2025

Montana HB 763 - Accessing Public Lands Through Block Management

Montana is home to millions of acres of public land, yet much remains out of reach for hunters. Over 3 million acres—10% of our state and federal lands—are landlocked, surrounded by private property with no legal access. Despite seeing these lands daily and funding their management with tax dollars, Montanans cannot set foot on them. We must and can solve this problem—HB 763 can help. Our beloved Block Management Program holds a key answer. Most know it well for providing public access to ...
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