From black bears to marine fisheries, this week’s stories reveal how science — and sportsmen and women — drive conservation.

In this episode of The Sportsmen’s Voice Roundup, we dive deep into how hunters, anglers, and policymakers are shaping the future of wildlife conservation across the country. From black bear hunting seasons fueling conservation funding to new legislation safeguarding marine fisheries habitat, this episode unpacks how science-based management is the foundation of America’s outdoor legacy.

You’ll hear how Missouri is inviting public input on deer management strategies, why drought is challenging furbearers and trappers in New England, and how game managers in Hawaii are using data-driven solutions utilizing hunters to restore ecosystem balance. 

Whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsman or a newcomer passionate about conserving wildlife and wild places, this episode delivers a grounded look at the policies, programs, and people securing the future of hunting, fishing, and wildlife management in America.

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