The desire to connect with the outdoor world runs deep in my family. My grandfather owned a farm in Mexico, where my father and his brothers worked the land daily. My mother grew up in Guatemala, surrounded by green trees, quetzal birds, and volcanoes. When my parents reminisce about their childhoods, their favorite stories all happened outside.
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On Thursday, December 5, 2019, the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA) was voted out of the House Natural Resources Committee and referred to the full House by a strong, bipartisan vote of 26-6! This is an important milestone for this crucial bill that would dedicate $1.3 billion annually to state-led wildlife conservation efforts and $97.5 million for tribal nations. We are proud to share in the success of a bill that, if made into law, would be the most significant investment in wildlife conservation in over 30 years. The bill now heads to the full House.
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