The White House has signed on to the global conservation goal of protecting 30% of our lands and waters by 2030. Hunters and anglers have a key role to play.READ MORE
Scientists have reviewed more than 1,000 studies on recreational hunting in an attempt to summarize the scientific literature examining the biodiversity and social effects of recreational hunting globally. READ MORE
The largest of the hornbills, SGHs forage on the ground in packs, may live 70 years, display memorable traits and have very specific habitat needs. READ MORE
The West African giraffe is now rarer than the black rhino and the mountain gorilla—but, thanks to unique partnerships and Operation Sahel Giraffe, help is on the way.READ MORE
“What a baby sees in the nest, it then repeats when it grows up.” Aisholpan, a 13-year-old Kazakh girl from Mongolia, commits to a family tradition going back 12 generations.READ MORE
As human-dominated landscapes increasingly fragment wildlife habitats, conservation planning requires better understanding of the impact of humans on wildlife. A new concept called anthropogenic resistance has been developed to inform connectivity planning by estimating the impact of human behavior on wildlife movement.READ MORE
Gathering information about physical traits in wildlife, such as horn length or body sizes, is commonly done by measuring live-captured or deceased animals. Photogrammetry—extracting real-world measurements from photographs—makes it possible to do this without capture or mortality.READ MORE
Cowardly, scavengers, maniacal harbingers of witchcraft—the hyena image in the human mind is hardly flattering. Thanks to the likes of Disney, ancient prejudices live on in the 21st Century. Keith Somerville’s new book aims to set the record straight.
An exploration of how communities around the world are tackling some of the biggest global challenges—the climate, the environment—as well as local conservation goals, all the while sustaining their livelihoods.
This is Danene’s declaration of love—for her family, her team, the wide-open spaces of Namibia and the country’s wildlife: an inspirational collection of ideas for the hunter and forager on how to use the gifts of the land, spiced with anecdotes from life in rural Namibia.READ MORE