We must take immediate action on National Forests in the Southern Appalachians to prevent the extirpation of ruffed grouse and other at-risk wildlife species.
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RGS & AWS Congratulate Randy Moore on Appointment as US Forest Service Chief
RGS & AWS congratulate Mr. Moore on his historic and well-deserved appointment to lead the U.S. Forest Service
Put Me In – Summer 2021 President’s Message
Together with the entire RGS & AWS staff, the habitat team is working every day on what leading biologists tell us is needed – practical, bold initiatives for forest management at scale
SUMMER HATCH!
Now is the perfect time to join RGS & AWS! Don’t miss our limited time summer membership deal; offer ends June 30
This Too Shall Pass – Things my Hunting Dogs Ate and Other Light Off-Season Reading.
By Keith Schopp Content warning: This post includes detailed descriptions of foreign object removal. I was washing the truck while the five dogs played in our fenced yard, glancing over […]
Get the Picture: How to Capture the Spirit and Success of your Hunts
Tips to improve the quality and composition of the photos that capture your special moments in the field.
America’s hunters and anglers lead by example in the fight for conservation
Global Connections of the Hunt Fish 30×30 Campaign – Please consider signing the petition supporting the Hunting & Fishing Community Statement
Wisconsin members: Your voice is needed!
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program in Wisconsin needs to be renewed and fully funded Wisconsin’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program provides valuable funding to conserve wildlife habitat and natural areas, expand opportunities for […]
Defining the needs of our most beloved species
We need to take bold action for Species of Greatest Conservation Need By: Todd Waldron, Northeast Forest Conservation Director Have you ever heard the term “Species of Greatest Conservation Need” […]
Featured Member: Perry Seitzinger, Indiana Chapter of RGS & AWS
The future of our forest wildlife depends on dedicated conservationists and chapter leaders like Perry.
