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.
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 Apache trout nearly disappeared around the turn of the century, but the USFWS says that it no longer needs federal protections. The recommendation comes
Compared to much of the West, Rim Country is fortunate to have had relatively high rainfall and snowpack over the years that has allowed our
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen tells Fox News Digital the group’s plans are ‘flatly illegal’ The American Prairie (AP), a conservation project in Montana, has
The Center for Biological Diversity’s Government Affairs Director Brett Hartl built an artificial stream in his Arizona backyard to help wildlife #BeatTheHeat. With development draining
The Canadian government wants people’s AR-15s. They want them all. What’s more, they think they can get them. Their plan includes a “buyback” where they’re
Longtime native trout defender Jim Walker, of Scottsdale, has been awarded Trout Unlimited’s highest grassroots honor. Walker was awarded the Ray Mortensen award, the coldwater
Today, hunters and anglers are on the front lines of climate change. We are not only seeing significant decreases in snowpack and water levels in
This Memorial Day Weekend, help protect Arizona’s wild spaces by following all fire restrictions. In the image below, you’ll note that much of the state
