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Editorial illustrationLIVEEXPANDING ACCESS AND PROMOTING AMERICA’S HUNTING HERITAGE: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to expand access to America’s public lands and waterways, foster and recruit the next generation of hunters, and promote robust and healthy wild game populations. The Order directs the Secretary of the Interior to expand hunting opportunities in select federal lands that would not put objects of historic and scientific interest at risk. The Order directs the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of War, and the Secretary of Commerce to propose changes to polices that prevent access of public lands for recreation, infrastructure repair, and wildlife management, as well as to encourage volunteers to manage wildlife populations and invasive species, allow the use assistive technology on access trails and hunting locations for people with disabilities, and allow the use of traditional lead ammo and tackle. The Order directs the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of War, and the Secretary of Commerce to unlock checkerboarded and landlocked parcels through voluntary access easements, land exchanges, and…
Editorial illustrationLIVEMODERNIZING MANAGEMENT AND EXPANDING PUBLIC ACCESS: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to modernize Federal fisheries management, empower recreational industries, and eliminate unnecessary restrictions on American boaters and anglers. The Order reduces administrative burdens by directing the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Agriculture, and the Secretary of the Interior to initiate actions to suspend, revise, or rescind regulations that overly burden boaters, anglers, and outdoor businesses. Relevant agencies will also seek to transition to multi-year permitting for compliant charter operators and outdoor businesses, with a standard presumption of renewal. The Order modernizes fisheries science by directing the Secretary of Commerce to transition from mail-in surveys to mobile electronic catch reporting apps, improving data accuracy and preventing improper access restrictions on anglers; mandating a 5-year strategic plan to integrate recreational economic data into seasonal quota decisions; and calling for the development of a real-time depredation reporting protocol via mobile app. The Order directs the Secretary of Commerce to launch pilot programs for depleted stocks, including Atlantic Striped Bass, and streamline applicable Trust Fund projects to directly boost…