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Statement by Jared Mott, Executive Director On April 16, the Senate took an unprecedented step to undermine the will of the American people, ignore reams of scientific data and forget decades…

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By: Carrol L. Hendersen Wildlife sought by hunters and anglers—whether wild turkeys or walleyes—tend to get a lot of attention, and funding. That’s fair. Hunting and fishing are popular traditions…

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While federal agencies rollback programs and cut budgets for science and environmental programs, any progress on conservation issues in 2026 will likely come from the states as they assume a…

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When Ryan Wagner first connected with the Izaak Walton League of America, he was just a high school student with a camcorder and a curiosity about the natural world. He…

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By: Maggie Dombroski, Save Our Streams Coordinator In September 2024, Hurricane Helene dominated national headlines as it tore through western North Carolina and east Tennessee, leaving a trail of decimated…

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Endowment Applications Due by May 6, 2026 Does your chapter or division have a project or program that could use a funding boost? The Izaak Walton League of America Endowment…

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On January 21, 2026, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed H.J. Res. 140 by a vote of 214–208, marking a significant escalation in efforts to revive copper-sulfide mining and…

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By: Michael Reinemer, Editor Understanding zoonotic diseases, which are shared by wildlife and humans, provides life-saving guidance for public health. Five years ago, a woman in Fremont County, Wyoming, not…

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Plans for an artificial intelligence data center in the Village of Greenleaf, Wisconsin, were abandoned following strong opposition from residents and local leaders. The proposed development by Cloverleaf Infrastructure would…

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