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The Economic Contributions of Freshwater Angling in British Columbia

July 7, 2022

This report presents information on participation, angler spending, and the economic contributions of freshwater fishing in British Columbia. Nearly 346,000 anglers purchased a freshwater fishing license in British Columbia during…

Considerations Regarding 365-Day Fishing and Hunting Licenses in CA

July 7, 2022

Economic, Reports

Currently, all annual California fishing and hunting licenses expire on December 31st regardless of the date when purchased. Two bills under consideration would require the California Department of Fish and…

Economic Significance of Outdoor Recreation in the Gila and San Francisco River Watersheds

July 6, 2022

Economic, Reports

Recreational activity generates economic activity. Visitors in pursuit of outdoor recreation in the Gila River and San Francisco watersheds spend money in the region, supporting the economies of both the…

2020 Economic Impacts of Recreational Fishing

March 7, 2022

Economic, Reports

Fishing is an activity enjoyed by many Americans; it’s a perfect way to spend time alone or with family and friends. While fishing doesn’t need to be costly, angler spending…

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Future Funding Study

March 4, 2022

Reports, State Agency/NGO/R3

The primary purpose of this study is help identify a source of stable matching funds should ‘Recovering America’s Wildlife Act’ (RAWA) become federal law. If passed, the New Mexico Department…

2020 Economic Impact of Hunting and Shooting Technical Report

March 3, 2022

Economic, Reports

Recreational hunting and target shooting created a substantial economic impact in the U.S. during 2020, generating over $65 billion in combined retail sales, and contributing $149 billion to the national…

2021 Proportions of Excise Taxes Generated by Hunting and Non-hunting Activities

March 3, 2022

Reports, State Agency/NGO/R3

Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration excise taxes are generated by hunting-related and non-hunting related activities. Non-hunting activities include recreational shooting, home and self-defense, firearms collecting, and non-law enforcement or military…

WMI Increasing Hunting Mentor and Mentee Numbers and Effectiveness

January 9, 2022

Reports, State Agency/NGO/R3

Hunting and target shooting mentoring programs are expected to produce greater returns when based on solid, scientific insights regarding best practices, communication channels and more. The reports available for download…

The Economic Contributions of Restored Wild Turkey Population in New York

November 22, 2021

Economic, Reports

This summary economic analysis was conducted by Southwick Associates for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Wildlife Restoration Program in concert with the New York Department of Conservation. It presents…

The 2017 Economic Contribution of Outdoor Recreation in Colorado

October 28, 2021

Economic, Reports

This study, conducted by Southwick Associates for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, estimates the economic contributions of outdoor recreational activity in Colorado during 2017. The results are provided at the state-level…