Saving Wildlife—and People—One Snare at a Time
Three years ago, a filmmaker set out to document the attempt to restore a neglected
Three years ago, a filmmaker set out to document the attempt to restore a neglected
But virus fears and travel restrictions could impact hunting seasons in the fall.
Some 44,000 years ago, people on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi painted a hunting scene
Along with indigenous people, native animals large and small once covered North America’s prairies—and in
Rural communities often accumulate and foster conservation knowledge based on their traditional practices, cultural norms
Dr. Louisa Richmond-Coggan completed a national leopard study in March 2019 after 18 months of
An overview of the Namibian leopard study—18 months of collecting, collating and analyzing data from
A brief look at the legacy of Garth Owen-Smith, a pioneer of the community conservancy
Thanks to a pioneering land partnership model, long-term conservation and sustainable usage can be mutually
The sustainability of catch-and-release fishing for deepwater species depends on so-called descending devices—and on anglers’