The Bozeman, Montana Wild Sheep Foundation named Corey Mason, its conservation executive vice president and chief operations officer, to a restored Interior and Agriculture advisory panel on hunting, shooting sports, habitat, partnerships, and public access. The Trump Administration revived the body to advise both secretaries. Founded in 1977, it spent over $145 million on wild sheep work across North America, Europe, and Asia, helping lift North American bighorns from 25,000 in the 1950s and 1960s to more than 85,000, and lists other appointees on the Interior website.