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MAPLand Act Signed into Law, Securing Access Victory for Sportsmen and Women

On Friday, April 29, President Biden signed the Modernizing Access to Our Public Land (MAPLand) Act into law. Long a CSF priority, this important piece of legislation will help increase public access to federal land by directing federal land management agencies to digitize mapping records and make this information more accessible for sportsmen and women.

CSF News

CSF Supported CWD Research and Management Act Introduced in Senate

Senate Committee Set to Vote on CSF Supported Outdoor Recreation Act

In the States: 

CSF Supports Commercial Guiding Bills in Michigan

Maryland Caucus Secures $1,000,000 for DNR in Supplemental Budget

Temporary Rules Proposed in North Carolina Following First Case of CWD-Positive Deer in the State

California Commission Unanimously Votes to Reject HSUS Petition to Ban Bear Hunting

Other News: 

CSF Job Announcements:

• Brad Rowse Policy Interns

• Event and Development Intern

Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Solicits 2023 Multistate Conservation Grant Program Proposals (Outdoor Wire)

Buffalo Trace Distillery Partners with Local School for Arbor Day Tree Planting, Environmental Charities Also on Hand to Receive Donation of Single Oak Bourbon (Buffalo Trace) 

CWD Continues to Spread in Tennessee (Columbia Daily Herald)

FWS, Environmentalists Seal Deal on Canada Lynx Protections (Greenwire)

Governors Sportsmen’s Caucus Member Governor Jim Justice Harvested a Dandy of a Gobbler (MetroNews)

Secretary Haaland Announces $95 Million for Westland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges (Department of Interior)

The Battle Against Invasive Carp in Tennessee Continues (WHNT News 19)

Wyoming Gray Wolf Population Meets All Recovery Criteria (Wyoming Game and Fish Department)

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