Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

A conservation organization. The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership works on policies and projects related to hunting, fishing, public lands, and habitat. Its public lands efforts include improving access to public lands and waters through digitized access records and maps, and identifying ways to unlock landlocked public lands. The organization also addresses hunting issues such as chronic wasting disease and sage grouse conservation, alongside fishing priorities including forage fish recovery and restoration of the Mississippi River Delta. Its work includes collaborative solutions for the Colorado River and voluntary conservation on private working lands, with attention to habitat, water quality, and outdoor access. The partnership shares policy updates, conservation challenges, and stories from hunters and anglers.