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Bill Addressing Growing Conflict Between Sharks and Fishermen Clears House

In both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, sharks are increasingly intercepting fish being landed by recreational and commercial fishermen, creating frustration for anglers and challenges for fisheries sustainability. Fortunately, a bill recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives will create a task force of experts to explore shark depredation and develop recommendations on how to avoid or mitigate shark interference with important recreational and commercial fisheries. 

 

CSF Hosts Annual CSC Leadership Dinner, Celebrating 35 Years of Bipartisan Victories for Sportsmen and Women

Senate CSC Members Introduce Comprehensive Conservation Package

CSF Submits Letter in Support of Opening a Black Bear Season in Louisiana

Bill Establishing Bobcat Season Clears Indiana Senate

Oregon Sportsmen’s Caucus Holds First Meeting of the 2024 Legislative Session

A Good Day for Sportsmen and Women in the New Hampshire Capitol

 

Virginia Legislature Punts Menhaden Study Bill to 2025 (WYDaily)

Now is the Time to Enroll in a Hunter Education Course (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources)

Vermont Habitat Stamp Raises $656,000 for Conservation in 2023 (Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department)

Lake Champlain Management Cooperative to Hold ‘State of the Lake Fisheries’ Meeting (Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department)

Fish and Game Offering Public Informational Meetings on Hatchery Modernization (New Hampshire Fish and Game)

 

TSV host Fred Bird is joined by CSF's Senior Director of Fishery Policy Chris Horton and Vice President of Government Affairs Mike Leonard of the American Sportfishing Association. The group dives into Rigs to Reefs, the damage vessel speed restrictions to save right whales would do to the economy and conservation at large, how you can get involved, and so much more.

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"There is no better way to help assure the strength of CSF and future opportunities for hunters and anglers."

NASCAR Hall of Famer and CSF Board Chairman Richard Childress joined the CSF Board of Directors to bring the same level of enthusiasm and dedication he brings to racing to ensuring the rights of hunters and anglers. Childress, an avid outdoorsman, is as passionate about giving back as he is about hunting and fishing. To keep supporting CSF well into the future, Mr. Childress became a CSF Heritage Fund Donor. Please follow this link to learn more about Mr. Childress' story and how you too can provide a voice for America's sportsmen and women via planned giving. 

Our outdoor heritage needs YOU!  Get involved today so we can keep fighting for tomorrow.

 
 

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