RBFF Faces Shutdown Without Federal Funding
May 16, 2025
A Department of the Interior funding freeze threatens the group and its national participation programs.
A Department of the Interior funding freeze threatens the group and its national participation programs.
“The Psychology of Churn” focused on why there an increase in the number of people leaving boating and fishing.
This free, shareable video aims squarely at the problem of girls stopping fishing at an 11% higher rate than boys
Emily Cope is the deputy director of wildlife and freshwater fisheries with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
The alliance was formed to help educate fans of the tournament series — many of whom don’t fish — about where, how and when to go fishing.
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation seeks answers as retention of new anglers shows a troublesome trend.
The organization is providing approximately $157,000 to increase fishing and boating participation in seven states.
Billy Pope joins having overseen creative services and marketing of outdoor recreation for Alabama’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
The past year made clear that the RBFF is focused on supporting a diverse group of new boaters and anglers.
The RBFF’s programs are helping to mitigate the systemic lack of diversity in outdoor spaces and activities.
A Department of the Interior funding freeze threatens the group and its national participation programs.
“The Psychology of Churn” focused on why there an increase in the number of people leaving boating and fishing.
This free, shareable video aims squarely at the problem of girls stopping fishing at an 11% higher rate than boys
Emily Cope is the deputy director of wildlife and freshwater fisheries with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
The alliance was formed to help educate fans of the tournament series — many of whom don’t fish — about where, how and when to go fishing.
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation seeks answers as retention of new anglers shows a troublesome trend.
The organization is providing approximately $157,000 to increase fishing and boating participation in seven states.
Billy Pope joins having overseen creative services and marketing of outdoor recreation for Alabama’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
The past year made clear that the RBFF is focused on supporting a diverse group of new boaters and anglers.
The RBFF’s programs are helping to mitigate the systemic lack of diversity in outdoor spaces and activities.
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