The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership opposes the blanket sale or transfer of federal public lands to states. Lawmakers at the federal, state, and local level must be made aware of the strong support that exists for keeping our public lands public and educated on the consequences of eliminating a pillar of America’s outdoor legacy. Stand up for public lands at trcp.org/public-land-access | Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation efforts were celebrated for protecting over 200 million acres of land and wildlife from development. However, much of this territory was stewarded by Indigenous people who had long inhabited these lands. Read more about this history before the documentary event #TheodoreRoosevelt, premieres on Memorial Day at 8/7c on The HISTORY Channel. https://www.history.com/news/theodore-roosevelt-conservation-national-parks-native-americans | HISTORY

The Importance of Private Land Conservation Wildlife doesn’t recognize the boundaries between private and public land, so good habitat management across property lines means better hunting and fishing for all. Legacy Land Management Learn about Farm Bill conservation programs here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTfXDHMgzT147M0EHLzMMgciyyk4MMhMz | Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

5.6K reactions · 817 shares | Meet a Georgia farmer who has spent six years restoring longleaf pines and native warm-season grasses across 104 acres using the Conservation Reserve Program. This effort, made possible by the federal Farm Bill, benefits deer, rabbits, birds, and soil and water quality. Watch the video to learn more. | Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership | Facebook

This New Year’s resolution: Conservation for future generations. As 2025 comes to a close, today is your last chance to donate to TRCP to double your impact through our Board Member Match program. As hunters and anglers ourselves, we know how much ensuring healthy habitat, access, and abundant opportunities in the field means to you. And we’re counting on you in this final hour to contribute to the future of hunting and fishing in America, to ensure that our traditions are protected for future g