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Proposed U.K. Ban on Legally Hunted Wildlife Imports Clears Another Hurdle

Proposed U.K. Ban on Legally Hunted Wildlife Imports Clears Another Hurdle

This is in spite of the fact science shows the move is bad for wildlife.
How a House Repeal of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act Would Harm Wildlife and Sportsmen

How a House Repeal of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act Would Harm Wildlife and Sportsmen

Rather than decrease crime, H.R. 2814 would negatively impact conservation funding.
House Passes Assault Weapons Ban of 2022, Senate Likely to Shut It Down

House Passes Assault Weapons Ban of 2022, Senate Likely to Shut It Down

Here’s how H.R. 1808 would harm law-abiding hunters and shooters rather than criminals.
NRA, American Wildlife Conservation Partners Stand with Sportsmen Against “Assault Weapons” Ban Legislation

NRA, American Wildlife Conservation Partners Stand with Sportsmen Against “Assault Weapons” Ban Legislation

The coalition urges House leaders to oppose the unconstitutional legislation.
Why Hunters Are Critical to Reducing Wildlife Crime

Why Hunters Are Critical to Reducing Wildlife Crime

Integrating hunters’ input in policy decisions is America’s key to addressing international wildlife trafficking.
 
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