Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

America’s public lands belong to all Americans and support our nation’s hunting, fishing, and conservation heritage. Here’s how land sales, exchanges, and transfers work – and how TRCP evaluates them, guided by transparency, sound science, and accountability to the public. 

At TRCP, we believe America’s public lands are one of our nation’s greatest conservati...

From wildlife habitat to clean water, here’s the lens TRCP applies to every page of Farm Bill text.

Between the House-passed Farm, Food, and National Se...

The ongoing Blue Mountains Forest Plan Revision should balance motorized access with active forest management to keep elk on public lands

Wildfire, drought, the health of our forests, and hunter and angler access have been dinner-table conversations for families across the West for decades. These conversations h...

As the first in a three-part series highlighting 2026 project tours in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas, TRCP highlights here how stakeholders led Congressional staff on a tour of project work to see firsthand how WaterSMART grants yield on-the-ground impacts to protect water supplies and fish and wildlife habitat in central New Mexico  ...

State action a crucial step in conserving the world’s longest known pronghorn migration

Last week, Governor Mark Gordon formally designated the Sublette antelope corridor using Migration Corridor Executive Order ...