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May

2019

BLM plan opens public lands near Missoula to resource extraction

By Laura Lundquist - May 20, 2019 - Originally published in the Missoula Current.   The Bureau of Land Management wants to open protected lands near Missoula and across the state to multiple-use activities and resource extraction, ignoring input from Montana conservation groups. Last week, the Montana-Dakotas BLM did a coordinated release of three draft regional Resource Management Plans, including one from the Missoula office, which would guide management decisions on public land for the ...
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19

May

2019

Studio L joins as Idaho BHA chapter sponsor

Author: Idaho BHA
The Idaho chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers welcomes Studio L as a chapter level corporate sponsor.  Studio L is owned and operated by BHA member Liz Larson.  Liz is a professional stylist and she offers hair and spar treatments for men and women from her location in Caliente Salon near downtown Boise.    We sincerely appreciate Studio L supporting Idaho BHA and our work on behalf of our wild public lands, waters and wildlife. 
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15

May

2019

PA Crew Leads Ongoing Cleanup at Delaware Water Gap

Author: Nathan Fronk
Pennsylvania Chapter volunteers have been working with National Park Service staff to form the “Riparian Habitat Protection Team” within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Team goals include streamside/riverbank cleanups of trash and other debris, installation and maintenance of monofilament fishing line bins, and educational outreach to anglers and other park users. Members of the team met in late April to construct and hang five monofilament fishing line bins at popular ...
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15

May

2019

Idaho BHA supports Sage Grouse in Schools program with funds and volunteers

Author: Idaho BHA
For the second successive year, Idaho BHA provided funds to assist a US Fish & Wildlife Service program to bring school groups from southern Idaho on field trips to learn about sage grouse.  The students get the opportunity to view sage grouse leks during mating season and also engage with landowners who help manage vital sagebrush habitat.  BHA volunteers were able to talk to the students about the importance of public land and private land conservation and the many species that rely on ...
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Tags: Idaho Chapter, habitat, news

14

May

2019

Simple Steps to Help Prevent Tick-borne Diseases

by Rob Bryan Tick-borne Diseases in New England Anyone who spends any amount of time in the outdoors should take steps to prevent tick-borne diseases. The Northeast has the highest rate of Lyme disease in the US, but Lyme is just one of eight tick-borne diseases in New England.  Deer ticks (officially known as black-legged ticks) can transmit Lyme, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, Borellia myomiti, and the Powassin virus, and one tick can transmit all of them.  Dog ticks sometimes carry Rocky ...
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14

May

2019

Pennsylvania BHA Statement on Funding for the Game Commission and Fish and Boat Commission

The Pennsylvania Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers believes that it is vital to have strong, fully-funded fish and game agencies. The work of these independent agencies is critical to all of our state’s fish and wildlife populations.  Both the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission rely on license fees for funding rather than appropriations from the General Fund. These fees come from the hunters, anglers and boaters who both value and use the ...
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14

May

2019

MT BHA 2019 Legislative Recap

Our first session engaging in the Montana Legislature with the help of a lobbyist was a successful one.While Montana BHA’ers have engaged in state legislative sessions in the past, this added capacity marked a significant increase in the chapter’s level of engagement both inside and outside the Capitol. The session brought plenty of challenges, but we were able to push back against threats to public access, bad wildlife management policy and an attack on Habitat Montana – a crucial ...
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14

May

2019

Ohio BHA Testifies on AEP ReCreation Land

Testimony of the Ohio Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers on the House Finance Subcommittee on Agriculture, Development and Natural Resources meeting on FY 20/21 related to ODNR Organization: Ohio Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Address: 3043 W Twp Rd 26McCutchenville, OH 44844Point of Contact: Anthony RuffingEmail: aruffing@icloud.com April 9,2019   Good afternoon Chairman Hoops, Ranking Member Hicks-Hudson and Committee. My Name is Tony Ruffing, I’m the Chairman of the Board ...
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14

May

2019

Get Ready! Hike to Hunt Is Almost Here!

Author: Josh Kaywood
Hike to Hunt is just around the corner. For those of you not familiar with it, BHA puts on a Hike to Hunt contest yearly to promote people getting out and hiking on our public lands, all the while getting in shape for the upcoming  hunting season. This year it will run from June 1 to July 31. Under Armor was generous enough to provide tracking for Hike to Hunt through their Map My Hike app. Anyone that signs up is eligible for random prize drawings. The top contenders across BHA will also be ...
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May

2019

‘Public Lands Revolution’ Grows Hotter at BHA Rendezvous

News for Immediate ReleaseMay 13, 2019Contact: Katie McKalip, 406-240-9262, mckalip@backcountryhunters.org   8th annual North American Rendezvous brings record-breaking numbers of sportsmen and women to Idaho, support for public lands and waters   MISSOULA, Mont. – North America’s hunting and fishing community united in Boise, Idaho, May 1-4 for Backcountry Hunters & Anglers’ 8th annual North American Rendezvous, a celebration of sportsmen’s and women’s monumental wins for public lands, ...
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