The West’s hunters and angling community has a long tradition of respecting the outdoors and public lands that provide for our way of life. When we do not address the impacts of climate change and unchecked energy development, our livelihoods and heritage are at risks.
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[link to CWP products] Impacts of climate change on water levels and wildlife health/migration Pollution Access issues Protection cuts (national monuments)A Heritage of Hunting and Fishing
Paddling calm mountain lakes or charging class-five rapids
A love for the land is part of our regional heritage and connects us across generations. Protecting public lands makes that legacy permanent. We should never reverse progress when it comes to protecting nature, habitats and treasured places. But lately lands, waterways and wildlife once understood to be safe are now vulnerable. Learn more about efforts to roll back our conservation progress.
