Talking Natural Resource Management and Recreation
From a distance, it looked like a family reunion with dozens gathered in sunny, scenic eastern Idaho. In reality, many common bonds did indeed bring [...]
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RMEF Chimes in on Old Growth Policy Amendments
In late 2023, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) announced intentions to implement a nationwide rule to preserve old-growth forest conditions across all 128 of its [...]
New Film Examines Challenges of Elk Management in Montana
Elk management is a big challenge and a sticky subject in many places. Unfortunately, it often places landowners on one side of the fence with [...]
Montana Releases Final Statewide Grizzly Bear Management Plan
Below is a news release from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released the final Statewide Grizzly Bear Management Plan, wrapping [...]
Cutting the Ribbon on a Standout Utah Conservation Project
It could not have been a better day, a bluebird day. With the sun shining down not even a half-hour drive from the Salt Lake [...]
Colorado Investigates Killing of Mountain Lion with Shovel
Below is a news release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife. On Sept. 26, a Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer in Cañon City responded to a [...]
Info Sought about the Poaching of Two Bull Elk in Northwest Nebraska
Below is a Facebook post from Nebraska Game & Parks Commission. For 2024-2025, Fiocchi partnered with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to increase the visibility [...]
A Conservation Blueprint for the Future
Below is an article featured in the September 26, 2024, issue of Outdoor Wire. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a member of the American [...]
OUTSIDE – An RMEF Film
“We, as humans, are designed to be outside.” For Mickey Black of Bass Pro Shops, being outside with a bow in hand is therapeutic in [...]
Wyoming Landowners Honored for Conservation Efforts
Ranchers and farmers don’t work their land for recognition, but a pat on the back every now and them is definitely appreciated. Take the Johnson [...]
Tennessee Recognizes RMEF for Partnership, Upcoming Project
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission recently gave a tip of the cap to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for its collaborative conservation work in [...]
Rocky Mountain High: Habitat Work, ‘Brutal’ Mosquitoes and a Wedding Proposal!
Below are the words of Stephen Winslow, conservation projects manager for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s Denver Mile High Chapter. On Saturday, July 15th, 14 [...]
New Research Shines Light on California Elk Populations
California is the only place in the world that is home to three elk subspecies – tule, Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain elk. A new study [...]
Oregon Authorities Seek Info about Three Elk Poaching Cases
Below is a news release from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. For 2024-2025, Fiocchi partnered with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to increase [...]