It’s here, folks, the FINAL TSV Roundup of 2024! Your host Fred Bird reflects on the tremendous conservation policy developments the CSF team oversaw in 2024, including the passage of the Good Samaritan Remediation of Abandoned Hard Rock Mines Act, the expansion of crossbow hunting opportunities, and the introduction of hunter education programs in schools. He also discusses anticipated legislative changes regarding firearm regulations in Washington and highlights successes in the Mid-Atlantic region, such as the continued use of lead ammunition and the ability of the Fish and Boat Commission to set license fees. 

Takeaways

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  Year-End Review: Fred highlights ongoing legislative efforts in conservation policy. Despite setbacks, there is optimism for future legislative initiatives.


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  The Good Samaritan Remediation Act: The Good Samaritan remediation act aims to clean up abandoned mines and their down stream waters.


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  Hunter Education In Schools: Hunter education programs in schools are gaining bipartisan support.

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