Ahead of a government shutdown and the conclusion of the 115th congress, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle came together to pass the Natural Resources Act. This public lands package pushes eight Conservation Alliance priorities across the finish line, protecting more than two million acres of wild places, preserving 396 miles of river, and reauthorizing the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Serena Bishop Gordon. Serena joined The Conservation Alliance staff in 2010, back when there were only two of us.
The Program Manager oversees a comprehensive program to grow The Conservation Alliance membership in the outdoor and sister industries.
In late November 2018, the Alberta Government announced a proposal to create a series of protected areas and parks known as Bighorn Country.
“Fill the pipeline!” That’s been The Conservation Alliance’s mantra for many years …
Andy Moderow from AWL shares the path to victory for protecting the Refuge: holding back the Trump Administration’s efforts toward development and passing legislation to restore protections for this incredible place.
The Conservation Alliance staff will be attending all three Outdoor Retailer shows in 2019.
The Conservation Alliance awarded three emergency grants to Earthjustice, Outdoor Alliance, and Trout Unlimited to support their efforts to defend public lands.
Despite serious political challenges in 2018, our grantees delivered 15 conservation victories that protected 173,683 acres of land and five river miles, removed four dams, and purchased one climbing area.
As Congress prepares to take off (or shutdown) for the Holidays, a huge opportunity to protect public lands and waters is still being negotiated and YOU can help!
