A bi-partisan coalition of 27 U.S. Senators recently signed a letter to U.S Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams urging the service to
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Biden Admin Issues Notice of Appeal in Lower 48 Wolf Case
LitigationLast week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) filed a Notice of Appeal to challenge a federal judge’s decision to overturn a 2020 USFWS rule
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Hunting Alliance to Appeal Wildlife Refuge Ruling
LitigationOn the heels of U.S. District Court Judge Donald Molloy’s ruling barring intervenor status to the National Rifle Association, Rocky Mountain Elk
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Dozens of Congressional Members Side with Sportsmen in Fight for Wildlife Refuges
LitigationOpposition to the Biden administration’s ongoing negotiations with an extreme environmental and animal-rights organization concerning hunting, fishing
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Judge to Sportsmen: Sit Down, Be Quiet, Trust the Government
LitigationOn April 6, a U.S. District Court judge in Missoula, Mont., unceremoniously denied sportsmen the right to intervene or even file legal comment in a
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Extended Stay: Feds, Anti-Hunters Exchange Settlement Offers
LitigationOn April 1, the Center for Biological Diversity, U.S. Department of Interior and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service entered a joint motion to extend a
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Scientists Agree: Great Lakes Wolves No Longer Endangered
LitigationWith nearly 4,000 wolves roaming the Great Lakes region, scientists and wildlife management professionals with more than 1,000 years of cumulative
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Sportsmen Win Major Courtroom Battle Over Hunting on Public Lands
LitigationThe lengthy battle over hunting access on dozens of units of the 100 million-acre National Wildlife Refuge system has ended—and hunters can declare
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