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Mar

2018

BHA Applauds Advancement of Public Lands Bill

News for Immediate ReleaseMarch 7, 2018Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org   Introduced by Chairman Rob Bishop, the Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act Reauthorization would permanently reauthorize FLTFA, a proven conservation and public access program WASHINGTON – Backcountry Hunters & Anglers commended action in the House Committee on Natural Resources today to unanimously advance legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives that would ...
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6

Mar

2018

Action Alert! Michigan Public Lands at Risk

What do you get when you make it harder for the DNR to acquire public land and easer for the DNR to sell public land? Less public land. And in a death of a thousand small cuts, that’s exactly what Senate Bills 302 & 303 propose. As the sportsmen’s voice for our wild public lands, waters and wildlife, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is committed to keeping Michigan’s public lands in public hands. That’s why we oppose these bills, which passed the Senate last year and are scheduled for a House ...
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6

Mar

2018

BHA Podcast & Blast, Episode 18: Tony Bynum, Professional Photographer and Conservationist

Hal Herring talks with Tony Bynum, prolific professional photographer and conservationist.   They discuss life in East Glacier, the fundamentals of photography, traveling in Africa, documenting prairie landscapes, the tenets of wilderness, going where no one goes, completing long-term projects, Tony's favorite shots, the combination of background and light, joining BHA, and much more.  :: iTunes :: Stitcher :: Podbean ::  :: Find all episodes here ::
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5

Mar

2018

Delaware State Forest to Lease Hunting Access Rights to the Highest Bidder

Author: Jack Dillon
I joined BHA because I enjoy Western hunting and want to preserve and enhance access to public lands in the West. But, I’m learning public lands access and conservation is a problem all across the United States. On January 30, a Facebook post was made to the Delaware Forest Service page announcing a pilot project being developed to lease both the Long and Tunnel tracts of Redden State Forest in southern Delaware. Prior to this post there was no announcement on the department website or any ...
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5

Mar

2018

Behind the scenes: BHA's youngest recruit Dylan Snyder

Author: Lj Dawson
Dylan Snyder, born in Montana, hasn't missed a chance to go hunting and fishing since he could walk. He grew up following his older sister and father up the nearest mountain to hunt. He likes to say he's been involved in the fight for public lands for a mere cup of coffee compared to his older compatriots.  He stuck to his own personal sporting adventures until a year ago when the attacks on public lands and waters pushed him to go beyond his own recreation and get involved in the fight. He ...
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Mar

2018

Conservation and Public Lands win in Alabama!

Author: Josh Kaywood
Earlier in the month of February, Representative Tuggle brought back to life HB 362, a bill introduced in 2012 that aimed to defund Forever Wild by taxing the principle fund.  Forever Wild is an organization that purchases land from willing sellers and hands that property to the state of Alabama for public use and recreation.  Forever Wild is funded by tax royalties from off shore oil drilling.On Monday the 26th, HB 362 failed to pass the House, however as a last-ditch effort, representative ...
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Mar

2018

February Policy Update

Author: Bha Intern
President Trump’s Budget and Infrastructure Proposals to Congress:  Budget Proposal This month, the administration submitted its fiscal year 2019 budget request to Congress. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is very concerned about the following elements that, if enacted by appropriators in Congress, threaten hunting and fishing opportunities and wildlife habitat at all levels: The Land and Water Conservation Fund was targeted for some the most egregious and devastating cuts in President ...
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Feb

2018

Filson Partners with BHA on Storytelling Events

News for Immediate ReleaseFeb. 27, 2018Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org Renowned gear and apparel company to host BHA series of ‘Campfire Stories’ at locations across North America MISSOULA, Mont. – Filson and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers today announced the launch of Campfire Stories, a public lands-focused storytelling event series set to unfold at locations across North America in 2018.  Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Campfire Stories Presented by C.C. ...
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Feb

2018

BHA's Land Tawney Speaks to the Importance of the Boundary Waters

With The more than 1 million acres of Wilderness in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness at risk from large scale sulfide-ore copper mining proposals, BHA's Land Tawney Speaks about the importance of the Boundary Waters. To help protect the BWCAW please join us in urging the U.S. Forest Service to give the BWCAW the public review it deserves by adding your name to the petition located HERE.  
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Feb

2018

Tell Governor Walker to protect waterway access and veto AB 599

Last week the Wisconsin state house and senate passed AB 599. AB 599 prevents the DNR from declaring a stream a navigable waterway if a private landowner has dammed that stream. The Wisconsin Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers strongly opposing any limitations to the use of our public lands and waters. This bill limits the public’s ability to use public waterways, and would strip these streams of their required protections under the Public Trust Doctrine essentially privatizing ...
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