TU in Action

TU in Action Dolores Discovered
Colorado's Dolores River is one of the West's best-kept secrets. Keeping it intact is a big priority for TU's Sportsmen's Conservation Project. »See the latest documentary on the Dolores
Photo By: Ashley Herrin


Sportsmen Groups Want Protection for PA Forests
Over 40 sportsmen groups representing more than 100,000 sportsmen and women in Pennsylvania, sent a letter to Gov. Tom Corbett, asking that he not lease additional state forest lands for oil and gas development. »Read the Press Release | »Read the Op-Ed


TU in Action Green with Envy
See TU's latest documentary, this one about an effort to take 85 billion gallons of water out of the Green River every year in order to ship it 500 miles to Colorado's Front Range to water lawns. »Watch the Documentary



TU Pushes Plans to Restore Denver's South Platte
Renowned as a trout fishery as it makes its way through Colorado's Front Range, years of urbanization and flood control have turned the South Platte River into a shadow of itself as it flows through Denver. Working alongside city officials, TU members are backing an ambitious plan to restore the river corridor and ensure its future health. »Read More

Noteworthy

How should we address aquatic invasive species?

Lake Trout
TU's Dave Kumlien and Illinois State University are seeking angler input on aquatic invasive species and how to best manage them in the near future. These exotics include lake trout that are devastating native cutthroat trout in Yellowstone Lake. Take the survey

In the News

Fly Fishing Jazz
»Midcurrent.com

The Changing Gorge
»Wyoming Wildlife

Deep Trouble in Western Waters
»Headwatersnews.org

Sportmen's group tackles off-road vehicle debate head-on
»The Durango Herald