The 2026 midterm elections have reshaped Congress, creating new opportunities and uncertainties for public lands, conservation, and outdoor recreation. Here's what we're watching and what comes next.
Read MoreLawmakers are considering major changes to how decisions are made about public lands and waters. Here's why the outdoor community should be concerned by the permitting reform package moving through Congress.
Read MoreFrom local trail building to meeting with Senator Murkowski, Alaska advocate Will Taygan shares how relationships, collaboration, and community advocacy can help shape the future of outdoor recreation.
Read MoreOutdoor Alliance brought nearly 60 outdoor recreation advocates to Washington D.C. to meet with lawmakers and the administration to advocate for protecting backcountry forests, investing in recreation infrastructure, and keeping public lands public.
Read MoreMore than 60 outdoor leaders will urge Congress to keep public lands public, protect backcountry forests, invest in recreation infrastructure, and support effective land management.
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