RGS & AWS Members, The White Pine Removal Project will help meet the habitat needs for ruffed grouse and a broad suite of forest wildlife by increasing forest age class […]
Conservation Policy
Take Action: Support Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA)
RGS and dozens of conservation organizations and supporters have been working to pass landmark legislation known as RAWA that would dedicate almost $1.4B annually for state and Tribal wildlife agencies […]
Conservation Action Alert: Pelican River Forest Conservation Easement
RGS & AWS Members, The Pelican River Forest in Wisconsin is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to protect nearly 70,000 acres of working forestland in Oneida, Forest and Langlade Counties. The Pelican […]
Tennessee Grouse Hunters, Speak Up Now About the Pond Mountain Project on the Cherokee National Forest!
Act now and urge the U.S. Forest Service to increase their efforts to create needed habitat for ruffed grouse and American woodcock on the Cherokee National Forest! The Ruffed Grouse […]
Congress needs to pass Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA)
Please urge your legislators to pass RAWA before the end of the 117th Congress and before it’s too late for our wildlife and forests
VOICE: RGS & AWS Support Hunting and Wildlife Conservation Council
by Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation In March, RGS & AWS, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) and more than 30 of the nation’s leading hunting-conservation organizations sent a letter to the Secretaries of the Interior and […]
Michigan Updates from RGS & AWS
June has been a good month in Michigan for RGS & AWS membership and chapters. Read more!
Please Speak Up for Green Mountain National Forest’s Early Successional Habitat Creation Project – Attend the June 8th Virtual Public Meeting
We’re excited to announce that the Green Mountain National Forest’s Early Successional Habitat Creation Project (ESHCP) is ready to move ahead in 2022, and RGS & AWS is asking for […]
Potential Forest Management Impacts from the Changing Climate on Climate Change
by Brent A. Rudolph, Ph.D. | RGS & AWS Chief Conservation & Legislative Officer Beliefs and attitudes on climate change vary considerably among Americans. However, regardless of personal opinions, the […]
President’s Message – Covers Magazine, Spring 2022
The term “disturbance dependent” is well understood in our circles. We recognize that habitat diversity is essential, and in a healthy forest, disturbance delivers that diversity. Of course, that’s why […]
