Read the February Square Dealer from the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership 21-2010
gengberg February 2nd, 2010
February’s News Jim Range Wins Budweiser Conservation Award
TRCP co-founder and former chairman Jim Range, a preeminent American sportsman-conservationist, has been posthumously honored as the 2010 Budweiser Conservationist of the Year. 
The award, presented by Budweiser and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation at the 2010 Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show, recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to perpetuating the American outdoor way of life. Read More
TRCP Announces Ambitious Policy Agenda for 2010
Highlighting a range of issues pivotal to sportsmen-conservationists, the TRCP has released its 2010 Conservation Policy Agenda. Developed in concert with the TRCP’s partners, which include national hunting, fishing and conservation organizations, labor unions and grassroots sportsmen, the 2010 Conservation Policy Agenda will enable the TRCP 
to advance policy solutions on natural resource management issues of common concern and will provide focus to the group’s efforts in the year to come. Read More
TRCP CEO Steps Down, Board Begins Search for Replacement
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s George Cooper announced today his decision to step down as president and CEO of the sportsmen-conservation group. The TRCP board of directors has appointed Director of Finance and CFO Diane Craney interim CEO beginning Jan. 1, 2010. The board is initiating a national search for a permanent replacement this week. Read More
Conservationists Support Salazar’s Energy Leasing Reforms
Led by the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, members of a coalition of prominent conservation groups emphatically seconded dramatic reforms to the federal government’s minerals-leasing policy announced by Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar. Hunters and anglers call revision of federal leasing protocol “long overdue,” promote bringing clarity and public engagement to public-lands management. Read More
New Faces at the TRCP
Several accomplished conservation professionals joined the TRCP in recent months to bolster the partnership’s on-the-ground work in support of responsible management of our natural resources and our hunting and fishing traditions. The TRCP is pleased to welcome Dr. Ben Brown, Nicholas Payne and Tom Sadler to our group. Read More
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