The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) is thrilled to announce the launch of the Hawaii Legislative Outdoor Heritage Caucus – the 50^th, and final, state to join the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses (NASC). Started in 2004, the NASC network has grown to include over 2,000 legislators and with the inclusion of Hawaii, now contains legislative sportsmen’s caucuses in all 50 states further exemplifying CSF’s representation for all of America’s 55 million sportsmen and women.

Benefits to Anglers and Boaters Poised to Become Law in the NDAA

Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation and Delta Waterfowl Sign Memorandum of Understanding at 19th Annual NASC Sportsman-Legislator Summit

Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation Presents Sportsmen’s Priorities for the 2023 Farm Bill

Historic Attendance for the 19th Annual NASC Sportsman-Legislator Summit in Bozeman, Montana

Key Takeaways from Hunting and Trapping Regulatory Clean-Up in Illinois

A Late Start, But New Jersey’s 2023 Black Bear Season Is On

New Sportsmen’s Caucus Leadership Takes the Helm in North Carolina

Building partnerships to benefit wild steelhead in the Potlatch River (IDFG)

East Saddle forest management project improves elk habitat in the Lolo Zone (IDFG)

Hunters of Maryland Highlight Senator Jack Bailey’s Election to the NASC Executive Council (Hunters of Maryland)

NASC Summit overview and duck ranching with Travis Thompson (District of Conservation)

New Federal Regulation Could Devastate Coastal Communities (Daily Caller)

Over 164K acres improved through Utah's Watershed Restoration Initiative habitat projects in 2021–22 (UT DWR)

Six Hunters Successful in the Inaugural Elk Hunt in the Elk Management Zone of Virginia (Virginia DWR)