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Once again, the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation and the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus were very active during the 107th Congress. The following links are for stories of CSF's efforts during 2001 and 2002.

 
CR passes House and Senate; Congress adjourns
President Bush Signs Wetlands Conservation Bill
House Resources Committee Moves Wildfire Legislation
U.S. House of Representatives Passes Interior Appropriations Bill
USDA and DOI Release Chronic Wasting Disease Report
House Holds Subcommittee Hearing on Forest Service "Process Predicament"
House Resources Subcommittee Chairman Urges Federal Agencies to get Chronic Wasting Disease Plan to Congress Before Memorial Day
Caucus Co-Chair Thompson Testifies on Salmon Recovery
2002 Farm Bill Signed into Law
North American Wetlands Conservation Act Reauthorization Bill Passes House
Farm Bill Passes House of Representatives
Sportsmen's Conservation Coalition Represents a 10 million Constituency In Effort to Influence National Farm Policy
Hunting and Wildlife Organizations Send Signal To Congress In United Effort In Support of Major Conservation Legislation
Effort to Prohibit Hunting Bears on Public Lands is Defeated
House of Representatives Passes Salmon Recovery Bill
Congressman Collin Peterson Introduces Bill to Expand Conservation Reserve Program
Congressman Pickering Introduces Legislation to Promote Wildlife Conservation Efforts by Extending the Wetlands Reserve Program
Bill To Prohibit Discharge of Firearm on Public Lands a Mistake

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