Sportsmen for Responsible Energy Development

Who We Are

Sportsmen for Responsible Energy Development is a coalition of more than 500 businesses, organizations and individuals dedicated to conserving irreplaceable habitats so future generations can hunt and fish on America's public lands. The coalition is led by the National Wildlife Federation, Trout Unlimited and the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.

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Recent News from the Range

Sportsmen Coalition Hails House Vote on “Once-in-a-Generation” Energy Policy Reforms

Landmark Legislation Would Safeguard Fish, Wildlife and Water While Balancing Multiple Uses of America’s Public Lands

July 15, 2010 (WASHINGTON) – A coalition of 500 hunting and fishing groups praised the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee for passing legislation this morning that offers a "once-in-a-generation chance" to make “urgent and necessary reforms” to our nation's energy policy.

The landmark legislation, known as the Consolidated Land, Energy, and Aquatic Resources (or CLEAR) Act, was introduced by Committee Chairman Nick J. Rahall, D-WV.

Hunters and Anglers Commend Interior Secretary Salazar For Sorely Needed, Common-Sense Oil and Gas Reforms

Sportsmen coalition says restoring balance to energy development will help ensure that what happened in the Gulf doesn’t occur onshore and jeopardize irreplaceable wildlife habitats

May 17, 2010 (DENVER) – A coalition of hunters and anglers today praised Interior Secretary Ken Salazar for recommending common-sense reforms that will restore balance to the way America’s public lands are managed and no longer allow oil and gas companies to drill wherever and however they want.

Sportsmen Protest Oil and Gas Leases in Colorado’s North Park

Coalition urges BLM to update its management plan before considering drilling that could jeopardize the area’s moose, elk, mule deer, sage grouse and trout

April 28, 2010 (DENVER) – To conserve water quality and wildlife habitat in Colorado’s North Park, a sportsmen coalition today protested the Bureau of Land Management’s proposed oil and gas lease sale in the popular recreation area near the Colorado-Wyoming border.

The BLM’s Colorado State Office plans to put the 14 North Park parcels – totaling nearly 11,400 acres – on the auction block May 13, 2010. The proposed lease area is about 15 miles northwest of Walden, Colo., in a part of North Park considered one of the most biologically rich areas of the state.

Sportsmen Coalition Hails House Vote on “Once-in-a-Generation” Energy Policy Reforms

Hunters and Anglers Commend Interior Secretary Salazar For Sorely Needed, Common-Sense Oil and Gas Reforms

Sportsmen Protest Oil and Gas Leases in Colorado’s North Park

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