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A golden orange fish swims along the bottom of the sandy ocean

Spring of Resources: New Research Vessel in American Samoa

Group of women of varying ages pose for a photo along a roadside while wearing matching maroon sweatshirts made for the trapping workshop.

Providing Opportunities in the Outdoors – Facilitating Age-Old Heritage and Growing the Trapping Community

Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez holds her award from the Arizona Game and Fish Department

Service Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez Receives AZGFD 2024 Natural Resource Professional of the Year

Youth participant in shooting sports holding pink firearm stands next to mentor.

Manufacturer Excise Tax Supports Target Shooting Sports Education, Outreach, and Access

Boy aims sporting rifle at targets while standing behind a mobile range stand.

Seeds of Olympic Shooting Sports Start in Youth Programs

Five archers line up to shoot targets at the Arizona Cup.

Path to the Olympic Games Goes Through Service Supported Archery Range

Biologists on a small boat remove common eider hen from mist net.

Wildlife Management

A Reflection on My First Time in the Field

Collared fisher is released into a snowy forest.

Wildlife Management

Fisher Restoration, Management, and Research Supported Through Wildlife Restoration Funds

Spectacled eider

Migratory Species

Diving into the Mysterious World of Sea Ducks

Science and Technology

Conserving at Flyway Scales

“We are Both Hunters and Stewards of the Land”

Three hunters in camouflage walk past duck decoys.

History and Culture

National Hunting and Fishing Day 2023

Wildlife Management

Over $1.6 Billion Will Support Conservation Agencies and Outdoor Access

A golden orange fish swims along the bottom of the sandy ocean

Spring of Resources: New Research Vessel in American Samoa

Group of women of varying ages pose for a photo along a roadside while wearing matching maroon sweatshirts made for the trapping workshop.

Providing Opportunities in the Outdoors – Facilitating Age-Old Heritage and Growing the Trapping Community

Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez holds her award from the Arizona Game and Fish Department

Service Fiscal Officer Cheryl Rodriguez Receives AZGFD 2024 Natural Resource Professional of the Year

Youth participant in shooting sports holding pink firearm stands next to mentor.

Manufacturer Excise Tax Supports Target Shooting Sports Education, Outreach, and Access

Boy aims sporting rifle at targets while standing behind a mobile range stand.

Seeds of Olympic Shooting Sports Start in Youth Programs

Five archers line up to shoot targets at the Arizona Cup.

Path to the Olympic Games Goes Through Service Supported Archery Range

Biologists on a small boat remove common eider hen from mist net.

Wildlife Management

A Reflection on My First Time in the Field

Collared fisher is released into a snowy forest.

Wildlife Management

Fisher Restoration, Management, and Research Supported Through Wildlife Restoration Funds

Spectacled eider

Migratory Species

Diving into the Mysterious World of Sea Ducks

Science and Technology

Conserving at Flyway Scales

“We are Both Hunters and Stewards of the Land”

Three hunters in camouflage walk past duck decoys.

History and Culture

National Hunting and Fishing Day 2023