TU Awards 2013 Embrace-A-Stream Grants
Trout Unlimited awarded $115,000 in 16 states as part of the 2013 Embrace-A-Stream grant cycle. Since its inception in 1975, the EAS program has awarded over $4 million to local chapters and councils, which has been matched by more than $13 million in cash and in-kind contributions from chapters. »See which chapters were awarded grants for 2013

Orvis invests in Bristol Bay protection
The Orvis Co. of Manchester, Vt., continues to invest in efforts that protect, reconnect and restore our nation's watersheds–the company is investing $50,000 in TU's effort to stop Pebble Mine, and it's asking its customers to do the same. Now, if you donate to the effort to protect Bristol Bay, Orvis will match it, dollar for dollar, up to $50,000. »Donate

Rio Grande del Norte to be a monument
After years of work from sportsmen, the Rio Grande del Norte in New Mexico will be designated a national monument, protecting more than 60 miles of iconic trout stream and thousands of acres of habitat. »Read the release | »Watch the video

Opening 100 miles of habitat on Gros Ventre
The already legendary fishing on Wyoming's Snake River is about to get even better: TU and Grand Teton National Park have launched a project to remove an obsolete dam on the Gros Ventre, a tributary of the Snake, which will open up more than 100 miles of spawning habitat for natvie cutthroats. »Read the release

Sportsmen to president: Follow through on Climate Change
Ten sportsmen's groups, led by TU, penned a letter to President Obama this week urging him to follow through on this promises to address climate change. Anglers and hunters spend a lot of time in the field and are among those most impacted by a warming climate. »Read more