Restoring Elk Country – Tule Elk
The only place in the world to find tule elk is in central California. Once on the verge of outright extinction as a subspecies, the [...]
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Elk Creek, CA – onX Public Access Project
Northern California is the only place on earth to find tule elk. And thanks, in part, to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, there’s more tule [...]
RMEF Supports New Public Lands Caucus
Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives, one from each major political party, announced the formation of a bipartisan congressional coalition to conserve public [...]
Hunting, Fishing Access Expanded on Federal Lands
Below is a news release from the U.S. Department of the Interior. In a major step to expand recreational access to America’s public lands, U.S. [...]
Utah Approves Hunting Changes, Increases Elk Tags for 2025
Below is a news release from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. The Utah Wildlife Board approved the big game hunting permit numbers for 2025, [...]
New Tool Tracks Colorado Forest Management, Wildfire Mitigation
Below is a news release from Colorado State University. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation provided grant funding for select projects. The Colorado State Forest Service [...]
New Legislation for North Dakota Hunters to Know About
Below is a news release from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department tracked 20 outdoors-related bills during [...]
Montana Seeks Input about New Mule Deer Management Plan
Below is a news release from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is developing a new Statewide Mule Deer Management Plan [...]
Restoring Elk Country – Wildlife-Friendly Fencing
Fencing helps outline ownership boundaries and keeps livestock from roaming onto other tracts of land, but it can also make it difficult or impossible for [...]