Our Conservation Partners
Working Together to Ensure a Sustainable Fishery for Tomorrow
Partners Who Have Received 10% Contributions Since 2005
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- American Sportfishing Association
- B.A.S.S. Nation Conservation Programs
- Bass Fishing Hall of Fame
- BlueFuture
- Building Conservation Trust
- Captains for Clean Water
- Center for Sportfishing Policy
- Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation
- Coastal Conservation Association
- Dolphinfish Research Program
- FishAmerica Foundation
- Fish for Life
- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
- GLATOS (Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System)
- Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation
- Heroes on the Water
- Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute
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- International Game Fish Association
- Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful
- Louisiana Redfish Program (RFRI)
- National Coalition for Marine Conservation
- National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
- North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
- Ocean Access Protection Fund
- Release Boat Operations
- Save California Fishing
- Sportfishing Association of California
- Stanford University – Conservation Tagging Program
- Texas A&M University – Harte Research Institute
- The Ike Foundation
- Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
- United Anglers of Southern California
- War on Carp
- Wild Oceans
Conservation Stories
Good News for White Seabass Anglers & The Advancement of Proper Marine Aquaculture in the U.S.
NRG’s generous donation of the seabass hatchery property, along with adjacent acreage, marks a proud milestone for California’s saltwater sportfishing community and a bright future for responsible marine aquaculture in the United States.
HRI’s Shark Researcher Tool
AFTCO has partnered with CCA and HRI to help launch HRI’s Fin Finder, an interactive map that focuses on apex shark tracking and research, using science to make sharks personal, exciting, and accessible, focusing on youth engagement.
Wanted: White Seabass Heads for Fisheries Research
Want to help researchers learn more about white seabass to better help us as anglers? The Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute (HSWRI) needs your help with new white seabass studies by collecting the heads of the seabass you are already catching.
Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute
Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute is committed to conserving and renewing marine life through scientific research to ensure a healthier planet.