Welcome to BHA’s new website! This digital campfire is still being built—thanks for bearing with us as we get it burning bright.
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Dec
2025
Categories: North American News, Federal Issues
Tags: Policy, Public Lands Access, Public Waters Access, Public Lands & Waters, Fish & Wildlife Management
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Nov
Categories: News, Chapter News, Federal Issues, State Issues
Tags: Kentucky Chapter, Illinois Chapter, Indiana Chapter, Ohio Chapter, Tennessee Chapter, Public Waters Access, Mid-Atlantic Chapter, North Carolina Chapter, West Virginia Chapter, Southeast Chapter, Public Lands & Waters, Georgia Chapter, Pennsylvania Chapter
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Categories: Media, North American News
Tags: Policy, Public Lands & Waters
Categories: Media, News, North American News, Press Releases
Tags: Public Lands Access, Public Waters Access, Public Lands & Waters
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Keeping the Tongass Wild:
What the Latest Tongass National Forest Assessment Means for Alaska’s Hunters and Anglers
By Mary Glaves, Alaska Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers November 18th, 2025
Categories: Chapter News, Federal Issues, State Issues
Tags: Public Lands & Waters, Alaska Chapter, Tongass National Forest
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Categories: Media, News, North American News, Issues, Federal Issues
Tags: Policy, Public Lands Access, Public Lands & Waters, Fish & Wildlife Management
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Oct
Advocating Every Day: How Alaska BHA Board Members Champion Wild Public Lands by Angelica Boyd-Devine. At Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, our mission to maintian Alaska’s wild public lands, waters, and wildlife is powered by passionate volunteers. Each of our board members brings unique skills, perspectives, and personal dedication to this cause—advocating not just through words, but through their everyday actions.
Categories: Chapter News
Tags: Public Lands & Waters, Alaska Chapter
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Categories: News, North American News
Tags: Policy, Press Releases, Public Lands & Waters
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Sep
Tags: Public Lands & Waters, North American News, Alaska Chapter
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This is going to sound familiar and that’s because in December of 2024 we were successful in stopping the Michigan legislature from approving a $50 million dollar grant to the Copperwood mine. We need you to do it again! The Michigan legislature is currently considering a $50 million earmark to Wakefield Township for infrastructure for the Copperwood mine. If passed, this funding would pave the way for the mine to move forward, putting Lake Superior and our public lands at even greater risk. But there is still time to act. We urge you to join us in raising your voice against this dangerous proposal.
Categories: Chapter News, State Issues, Action Alerts
Tags: Michigan Chapter, Public Lands & Waters, Take Action, State Issues