Welcome to BHA’s new website! This digital campfire is still being built—thanks for bearing with us as we get it burning bright.
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Jan
2026
In this episode of the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Podcast & Blast, host Hal Herring is joined by Lukas Leaf and Matthew Schultz of Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters to unpack what’s really at stake. From the personal experiences that bind people to the Boundary Waters to the complex web of policy, permits, and public process governing its future, this conversation makes one thing clear: after today, none of us can say we didn’t know.
Categories: Media, Podcasts
Tags: media, Podcast
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Editor's Note: This commentary was originally published by the Billings Gazette on January 18, 2026. The version shown here is abbreviated as a courtesy to BHA members and supporters. BHA encourages Montana residents to please consider supporting local journalism by reading the original in the Billing Gazette.
Categories: Media, News, North American News, Press Releases
Tags: Public Lands Access, Public Waters Access, Public Lands & Waters, Fish & Wildlife Management
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Categories: Chapter News
Tags: New England Chapter
Categories: Chapter News, State Issues
Tags: New Jersey Chapter
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Welcome to the January 2026 edition of BHA's State Policy Spotter – a high-level scan of state policy and legislation impacting our wild public lands, waters and wildlife across North America.
Categories: Media, Chapter News, State Issues, State Policy Spotter
Tags: Policy, media, Wyoming Chapter, Idaho Chapter, Alaska Chapter
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Tags: Nebraska Chapter
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Dec
2025
Nine decades of weather and work, triumph and tragedy, wildlife and even wilder people, family, camps, crashed planes, and horse wrecks—a life writ large in some of the finest and most remote country left on Earth.
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Categories: Chapter News, Federal Issues
Tags: Idaho Chapter
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Tags: Colorado Chapter
Through photography, storytelling and hard-earned curiosity, this conversation explores why these places matter, why they’re vulnerable, and why building a broader coalition of people who know and care about them may be one of the most important conservation challenges of our time.