Conservation
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2025 AFTCO x B.A.S.S. Conservation Grants
The Conservation Grant Program was created in 2018 to help provide funds to approved freshwater bass conservation projects proposed by B.A.S.S. Nation clubs.
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2024 AFTCO x B.A.S.S. Conservation Grant Deadline
In 2024, AFTCO Is Awarding $25,000 in Grants to Eligible B.A.S.S. Nation Clubs
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2024 AFTCO x B.A.S.S. Conservation Grants
In 2024, AFTCO Is Awarding $25,000 in Grants to Eligible B.A.S.S. Nation Clubs $120,000 Awarded Since 2018
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Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
These signs provide the history of Grass Carp in the U.S., how their feeding directly impacts aquatic ecosystems
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Teach Kids Fishery Conservation the Easy Way
Ask pro anglers about the keys to catching more and bigger walleyes and each have unique tips to share. One point all will make, however, is that knowing your quarry is always the starting point.
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2023 Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Projects
Wild ducks fly over the Kramer Ranch, part of a conservation easement to protect migratory bird habitat, seasonal upland wetlands, rangelands, grasslands and habitat linkages in Lassen and Modoc counties. Photo © Josh Vest.
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2023 Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Environmental Improvement and Acquisition Projects
The three approved projects will benefit fish and wildlife through funding mechanisms that support biodiversity, watershed restoration, climate resiliency and working landscapes that integrate economic, social and environmental stewardship practices beneficial to the environment, landowners and the local community.
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Arizona Wildlife Conservation Strategy
A major update to the official State Wildlife Action Plan that will serve as the Department’s roadmap for wildlife conservation over the next decade.
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Doubles Conservation Commitment
Guests from 47 states and Canada, several hundred thousand strong, gathered in Springfield, Missouri to celebrate fishing in what is being hailed as the biggest event in the history of angling, conservation, and the great outdoors
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Bass Fishing Hall of Fame will award conservation grants
As part of its mission to celebrate, promote and preserve the sport of bass fishing, the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame will award conservation grants to worthy organizations and efforts for the third consecutive year.
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2 new conservation projects
In its first six years, the Utah Cutthroat Slam has raised over $68,000 for native cutthroat trout restoration
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2022 Art of Conservation Fish Art Contest
The Fish Art Contest is open to all youth in grades K-12 (ages 5-18).
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Yamaha exec's career-long dedication to marine conservation
Barnes Becomes Legacy Life Member of CCA-California Establishes Matching Funds Sponsorship
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Westernbass Magazine, Spring 2022
Hi All, As we head into spring, I am always excited to see the big ones that will be caught. Here, at WesternBass we are always rooting for those PB’s and fun days on the water in general. We are happy to continue with a new season because of our sponsors – the ones that have been with us since the beginning, new ones that have just joined and all in between. Please remember without them supporting us, we couldn’t be here for you. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! We welcome Fisherman’s Warehouse as a continued title sponsor and their support as a new major sponsor of the Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) as well as the Best Bass Tournaments (BBT) and the Future Pro Tour events. We love to be a part of the fishing world and feel that the team of WesternBass, Fisherman’s Warehouse and the tournament organizations are a great partnership to continue to bring you the best of our industry, in many aspects. WesternBass would also like to welcome our newest site sponsors. · American Baitworks · Bajio Sunglasses · St. Croix Rods Again, thank you – the site users for your support of WesternBass and remind everyone to support those that support our industry! Wayne
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Cutthroat Slam Funds Projects
Two new conservation projects geared toward helping Utah’s native cutthroat trout were announced Jan. 18, during an annual Utah Cutthroat Slam meeting.
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