Through Tri-National, Inc., company president, CEO, and founder Robert Rogulic provides door-to-door transportation services connecting Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Outside of work, Robert Rogulic is an avid hunter and member of the Boone and Crockett Club, a nonprofit organization committed to conserving America’s public lands and other wildlife resources through the American Wildlife Conservation Partners (AWCP) consortium.

1. Boone and Crockett
Club - Working to
Protect America’s
Habitats
Robert Rogulic

2. Introduction
Through Tri-National, Inc., company president, CEO, and founder
Robert Rogulic provides door-to-door transportation services
connecting Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Outside of work,
Robert Rogulic is an avid hunter and member of the Boone and
Crockett Club, a nonprofit organization committed to conserving
America’s public lands and other wildlife resources through the
American Wildlife Conservation Partners (AWCP) consortium.
Part of AWCP’s focus for the 21st century is advocating for the
protection of public lands. Wildlife conservation thrives when quality
habitats are maintained. Of the United States’ 2.5 billion acres of
land, 75 percent is held in trust for conservation or lies outside
metropolitan areas. These habitats are a vital home for America’s
wildlife and also offer Americans the most expansive network of
lands for recreation.

3. Boone and Crockett Club
Sadly, close to a third of the land held in trust by the federal
government faces threats such as conflicting directions from various
government agencies, reduced federal funding, and litigation
regarding land use that has paralyzed the Bureau of Land
Management.
AWCP is committed to conserving these public lands by increasing
active management, enhancing inter-agency collaboration, and
reducing litigation by private interest groups. It is accomplishing this
by advocating for the enactment of legislation that will provide
access to disaster funds for wildfires, championing the protection of
existing conservation funds, pushing for a stronger collaborative
approach for public land management by government agencies, and
promoting alternative methods of dispute resolution such as
arbitration.