Sage Marshall is a Graduate Instructor at [Employer]. She specializes in themes related to animals, climate change, and environmental issues, with a focus on water conservation and management. Her work has been featured in Yahoo News, Newswav, Field & Stream, Wired2fish, Popular Mechanics Magazine, Knowledia, Project Upland Media Group, and MeatEater, Inc.
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Sage Marshall's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news related to outdoor activities, such as hunting, fishing, wildlife encounters, and outdoor sports. The majority of the coverage falls under evolving stories. When reaching out to Sage for potential contribution or pitching ideas, consider offering compelling and unique angles related to these topics that would captivate a wide audience interested in outdoor activities and animal encounters.
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By: Sage Marshall
Public access to private land is crucial for hunters throughout the West. But these popular programs are shrinking.
By: Sage Marshall
A mild winter and warm spring across much of the West have contributed to extremely below-average snowpacks and widespread drought conditions, prompting experts to use terms such as “historic” and “abysmal” when describing the current outlook. According to Climate Matters, the western U.S. snowpack...
Sources tell MeatEater that the U.S. Congress will act soon on a proposal to repeal the Roadless Rule, which was enacted in 2001 and safeguards some 58 million acres of public land in 39 states from new road development. H.R. 7695 would nullify the rule and also “require the Secretary of Agriculture...
By: Sage Marshall
The Golden State is currently experiencing what experts are calling the largest known outbreak of deadly mushroom poisonings in U.S. history. According to a May 14 public safety bulletin from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), there have been 47 wild mushroom poisoning cases since...
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Sportsmen in Oregon are facing an existential threat to our way of life: a ballot initiative seeking to outlaw all forms of hunting, fishing, and trapping, as well as the slaughter of livestock and poultry, rodeos, animal breeding practices, animal use for medical research, and more. IP28, also...
A suspected poacher in Texas is facing a whopping 74 charges after being accused of a slew of wildlife infractions. According to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD), the investigation into Darrell Maguire, a 55-year-old from New Braunfels, began in June 2025, after whitetail buck carcasses...
Fishing in the West has blown up in recent years, particularly river fishing for trout—and for good reason. Western states hold some of the best trout waters in the world. But the rising popularity has led to significantly increased crowding and pressure on many waterways in the West, to the...
A Montana man was recently sentenced for poaching a unique whitetail after attempting to claim it as a legitimate archery kill. According to a Facebook post by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP), game wardens began investigating 23-year-old Tony Zimbleman in 2025 after receiving a tip from a...
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.Fast-moving development plans have anglers worried about the future of one of Montana's most iconic trout streams.
By: Sage Marshall
I’ve spent decades alpine fishing. Here’s the gear I bring into the mountains, from lightweight rods to reliable backcountry essentials.
