CSF Summer Webinar Series Returns, Building Towards National Hunting and Fishing Day Celebration

Washington, D.C. – The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) is proud to announce the return of its Summer Webinar Series. The series kicks off on June 29 with four informative webinars taking place throughout the summer, culminating in a final webinar on September 21 in honor of National Hunting and Fishing Day.

CSF’s expert policy team will be joined by outdoor industry professionals, state policymakers, and conservation advocates, as they address some of the most critical issues to sportsmen and women. This educational programing, free of cost, will dive into complex topics important to our outdoor heritage including wildlife management, the role of state fish and wildlife agencies, constitutional amendments, and the vital role sportsmen and women play in conservation. The dates and titles for this year’s webinars are provided below:

• June 29 – At The Tipping Point: Misguided Efforts To Reform Wildlife Management
• July 20 – Who’s The Boss? The Role of State Fish and Wildlife Agencies and the Stakeholders They Serve
• August 17 – Safeguarding Our Outdoor Sporting Traditions Through Constitutional Amendments
• September 21 – National Hunting and Fishing Day and You!

Launched in 2021, the Summer Webinar Series is designed to educate legislators, fish and wildlife agency staff, and allied industry and sporting-conservation partners on key issues that came to the forefront in this year’s legislative session to prepare for future policy work in state capitols across the nation. The topics CSF covered last year included public land access, trophy import bans, challenges associated with predator management, invasive species, and issues surrounding forest management on public lands that have the potential to negatively impact both wildlife and hunting.

For more information about the Summer Webinar Series please visit https://www.csfwebinars.org/.