Friday, May 4, 2012 at 12:00AM 
Sign a petition urging the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commisssion to maintain the closure for harvesting Snook through the end of 2013. The goal is 5,000 signatures and they are currently only a shade over10% of the way there.
snook, take action in Conservation, Species Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 12:02AM 
The Native Fish Society has put out an action alert regarding a Coastal Conservation Alliance (CCA) application to build an acclimation facility for hatchery spring chinook on the Molalla River.
Needless to say this is a bad idea.
If constructed this facility would increase hatchery and harvest pressures on all fish species in the Molalla River, including populations of resident trout, ESA listed wild winter steelhead, and ESA-listed wild spring chinook.
Before making their recommendation to the ODFW Commissioners on this project, the R&E Board is considering comments from the public, that is where you come in.
PLEASE take action HERE via the Native Fish Society website.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 12:01AM Environmental documentarian Bridget Besaw travels to Chilean Patagonia to photograph the pristine land and the rugged people living in an area that would be changed forever by five proposed dams on the Baker and Pascua Rivers.
For more information about the mega-dam proposal please visit International Rivers, NRDC, Conservación Patagónica or read the posts on The Cleanest Line.
These 5 proposed dams projects should be getting much more attention from the global angling commununity.
Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 12:04AM
Thanks to all of you who took the time to vote. The polls have closed and Recycled Fish came out ahead by over 1,100 votes!
boat usa, call to action, recycled fish, take action in Announcements, Conservation Monday, March 5, 2012 at 12:02AM 
Chum nation....
Our friends at Recycled Fish are in the running for a four thousand dollar grant from the Boat USA Foundation for their One Million Stewards: Clean Waters Coast to Coast campaign. The goal of this campaign is to equip anglers and boaters to remove trash, fight invasive species and work toward continued water conservation
Please vote for Recycled Fish, it will only take you a few seconds and you can also vote once every 24 hours. Voting ends March 15th
recycled fish, take action in Conservation, Education, Environment Tuesday, February 28, 2012 at 12:00AM 
From Earth Justice
Promoted as a benefit for some of the world’s wealthiest agribusinesses, H.R. 1837 seeks to overturn a historic agreement to restore water flows and salmon runs in the San Joaquin River. It would also nullify decades of science-based protections for the Bay-Delta and harm the communities reliant on a healthy estuary.
At stake is the largest estuary on the West Coast of North America. It is a maze of wetlands and farmlands, islands and waterways, where torrents of the Sierra Nevada mix with tides from the Pacific Ocean. It provides a haven for fish and wildlife, quenches the thirst of millions of Californians, contains thousands of acres of farmland while watering hundreds of thousands more, and nurses salmon runs that sustain fishing ports along a thousand miles of coastline.
Please, now, e-mail your member of Congress and ask for a NO vote on H.R. 1837.
save the delta, take action in Announcements, Conservation, Environment 
