As sportsmen and women know, in nature, all things are connected. This relationship is especially apparent between wildlife and pollinators, where the presence of the latter can create a strong and diverse habitat for the former. As leaders in the conservation community, it is important for sportsmen and women to familiarize themselves with the contributions of pollinators, from the beautification of our landscapes via flower fertilization, to their necessity in the growth of crops.

CSF Actively Opposing Language in House Spending Bill that Seeks to Undermine Well-Established International Wildlife Conservation

Eight Regional Management Councils In-Line with HuntFish3030 Recommendations for Marine Waters

Recapping a Busy Year in the Green Mountain State

CSF Partners with SC Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus to Host Successful Southern Sporting Classic

Large Gathering Threatens Colorado’s Second Largest Elk Herd

Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in Deer for First Time in Salt Lake County (Utah Division of Wildlife Resources)

FWS to Review Yellowstone Bison for Possible ESA Listing (WMI)

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission Partners with N.C. Marine and Estuary Foundation to Enhance Access for Anglers (ncwildlife.org)

Ohio Department of Natural Resources Adds 6,898 Acres to Appalachian Hills Wildlife Area (ohiodnr.gov)

Pennsylvania Caucus Co-Chair Plans to Tackle Sunday Hunting Prohibition with an Almost Century-Old Football and Baseball Law. (Field and Stream)