Chris Wood is joined by Dr. Helen Neville, TU’s Senior Scientist, Rob Masonis, TU’s Vice President for Western Conservation and Jeff Yates, TU’s Director of Volunteer Operations to discuss the exciting new direction for Trout Unlimited that will accelerate the accomplishment of TU’s mission.
The ongoing threat posed by abandoned mine runoff endangers the health of our rivers and clean water supplies. It is not a small problem. Watch and learn how Good Samaritan legislation can help curb the effects of the thousands of draining mines and the damage that is caused by metals being discharged into our waters.
The Native and Wild Trout conference is attended by those interested in learning the current and future status of native and wild trout in Arizona and New Mexico. Our mission is to spark the interest of developing future plans to promote, restore and manage these native and wild coldwater fish species.
Learn about the history and restoration of the Apache Trout featuring speakers from White Mountain Apache Tribe, Arizona Game and Fish Department and fishing guide Cinda Howard.
The 9th Annual Native and Wild Trout Conference was hosted together with AZGFD with a record attendance of 155 registrations representing 57 various agencies and
Trout in the Classroom Expansion. Led by the Zane Grey Chapter, and greatly facilitated by grants from Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation (AZSFWC) AZ Conservation
The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking public comments on an Environmental Assessment (EA) for an Expanded Non‐native Aquatic Species Management Plan in Glen Canyon
The Expanded Non-native Aquatic Species Management Plan in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Grand Canyon National Park below Glen Canyon Dam – An Environmental
Canyon Creek volunteer opportunity to breakdown and remove the elk exclosure on Canyon Creek. If you could please distribute this flyer through our communication channels
The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has provided funding to help protect some of Arizona’s most special places and ensure recreational access for hunting,
Western Rivers Action Network Leaders – Monsoon rain is finally here, but a few good storms won’t be enough to solve Arizona and the Colorado
