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Outsized Impact: CSF's Outdoor Heritage Report Details Leadership and Wins for Sportsmen and Women

April 17, 2023 (Washington, D.C.) – Today, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF), the informed authority across outdoor issues, released their quarterly briefing, the Outdoor Heritage Report.

The Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation is America’s only non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and advancing America's hunting, fishing, and shooting sports heritage through work with thousands of elected officials including members of Congress, governors, and state legislators. Via the caucus network, CSF ensures that sportsmen's interests are represented and that policies are put in place to sustainably manage our natural resources.

As the sporting conservation community’s only organization conducting advocacy work on Capitol Hill and in every state throughout the nation, CSF successfully combats anti-sporting legislation and advances pro-sportsmen policies that secure opportunities in the great outdoors for generations to come. With a long history of success, CSF's track record is proven, and in the first quarter of 2023 alone, CSF has engaged on over 250 separate issues throughout the nation, securing more than 50 policy victories already this year. This builds upon a five-year tally of more than 1,000 victories for sportsmen and women, our fish and wildlife resources, and their habitats from 2018-2022.

This quarter’s Outdoor Heritage Report focuses on the most notable legislation introduced in the 118th Congress, key regulatory decisions impacting conservation today, and a myriad of state level bills. Topics covered include: the reintroduction of Recovering America’s Wildlife Act and the Range Access Act by Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus Members, CSF led opposition to anti-firearms legislation in New Mexico, the defeat of predator hunting contest bans in Virginia, updates on lawsuits relating to Oregon’s Measure 114, and much more.

Click below to be taken to the report and join us in our mission to conserve our outdoor heritage for generations to come.

 

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Founded in 1989, the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation (CSF) is the informed authority across outdoor issues and serves as the primary conduit for influencing public policy. Working with the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus (CSC), the Governors Sportsmen's Caucus (GSC), and the National Assembly of Sportsmen's Caucuses (NASC), CSF gives a voice to hunters, anglers, recreational shooters, and trappers on Capitol hill and throughout state capitols advocating on vital outdoor issues that are the backbone of our nation's conservation legacy. For more information on CSF's policy work, visit www.congressionalsportsmen.org.

 

Working with Congress, governors and state legislatures to protect and advance hunting,
angling, recreational shooting and trapping.
 
For more information on the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation go to congressionalsportsmen.org.

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