Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Public lands don’t protect themselves.
In this film, Michael O’Casey — Director of Public Lands for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP) — shares what conservation looks like on the ground in southern Oregon’s Klamath Refuge, and why habitat restoration, access, and funding matter for the future of hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions.
From restored wetlands and migratory bird habitat to family, food, and time spent outside, this is a story about how conservation works when people care — and when resources are put to work.
We’re proud to support the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and their mission to protect habitat, keep public land access open, and ensure these places and experiences remain possible for future generations.
Support the businesses that support what you care about.
And help keep public lands protected.
Learn more about TRCP: trcp.org
Public lands don’t protect themselves.
In this film, Michael O’Casey — Director of Public Lands for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP) — shares what conservation looks like on the ground in southern Oregon’s Klamath Refuge, and why habitat restoration, access, and funding matter for the future of hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions.
From restored wetlands and migratory bird habitat to family, food, and time spent outside, this is a story about how conservation works when people care — and when resources are put to work.
We’re proud to support the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and their mission to protect habitat, keep public land access open, and ensure these places and experiences remain possible for future generations.
Support the businesses that support what you care about.
And help keep public lands protected.
Learn more about TRCP: trcp.org
