Hunting

The conservation movement in Tennessee and across the U.S. was started largely by hunters who saw that fish and wildlife in our nation were reaching a breaking point. Today, hunting continues to be the primary way conservation is funded. But hunters’ numbers are falling.

By protecting hunting traditions and Tennesseans’ access to hunting opportunities, we can protect the funding that makes wildlife conservation possible, for game and nongame species.

Take Action on Hunting Issues

Talk to TN Lawmakers this Session

The Tennessee General Assembly is in session now, making laws affecting wildlife and you.
Terry Kreeger

Learn About CWD and How to Stop It

CWD is a threat to Tennessee’s deer populations and the conservation funding they generate.
Kellie Sharpe

Stop Selling and Transferring Public Lands

Your national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, wildlife management areas, and other public lands are at risk.
Susan Eison

Support Full Funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund

This pillar of conservation needs to be permanently and fully funded—one bill could fix that.

Notable Policy Activity on Hunting

John Ray

Combating CWD with Landowner Alliance

Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is here and is a major threat to…
Drew Senter

Advancing Funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF)

From national and state parks to community trails and historic…

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