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2017

African Indaba / January 2017 - Volume 15-1

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In Memory Of Our Friend Paul Olivier Craig Doria	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Global Warming: Methane and Carbon Dioxide	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Documentary: Custodians of Wilderness – Ethiopia	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Documentary ‘TROPHY’ Premiered At The 2017 Sundance Film Festival	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Why Do Hunters Choose Not To Shoot?	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Accurate Buffalo Trophy Assessment	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Combined Buffalo And Elephant Courses Of The Southern African Wildlife College	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
News From And About Africa	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit Exposes People And Powers Behind Illegal Rhino Horn Trade	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Open Letter To Ambassador Xin Shunkang Of The People’s Republic Of China To Namibia	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
The Fair Chase Guild – What Is It?	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
WESSA: How To Enhance Value Of Legal Rhino Horn	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
CIC U.S. Delegation Grows Exponentially In 2016	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
In Memoriam of Dr. Graham Child (1936-2016)	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
Saluting Dr. Wolfgang Burhenne 1924-2017	January 2017 - Volume 15-1
The Lion’s Share? On The Economic Benefits Of Trophy Hunting	January 2017 - Volume 15-1

African Indaba / April 2017 - Volume 15-2

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Book Review: Terrestrial Gamebirds & Snipes of Africa	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Ben Carter Stepping Down As DSC Executive Director	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
33rd Congress International Union Of Game Biologists IUGB And 14th Perdix Congress	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
New FACE Secretary General	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Wyss Foundation Commits $65M to African Parks	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Interesting Articles For African Indaba Readers	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
News From And About Africa	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
What’s The Environmental Impact Of Your Toast?	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Africa’s Other Elephant Is Fading Fast	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Giraffes: The Silent Extinction Of Africa’s Gentle Giants	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Boone And Crockett Club On Trophies	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Defining Fair Chase Behind A High Fence	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
The Color Game Is Over	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Encore: Canned Lion Breeding And Shooting	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Prides, Protection And Parks: Africa’s Protected Areas Can Support Four Times As Many Lions	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
House Of Commons Library Provides Fake News – MPs Misinformed On Trophy Hunting	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Why Men Trophy Hunt	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
The Baby And The Bathwater – Trophy Hunting, Conservation And Rural Livelihoods	April 2017 - Volume 15-2
People Don’t Care How Much You Know Until They Know How Much You Care!	April 2017 - Volume 15-2

Special Edition 2017

Author	Year	Title
		How The Truth On Community Wildlife Conservation In Namibia Is Twisted
		Conservation First
		Social Media for (not against) Hunters
		Keep the Passion!
		Will We Conquer the Virus of Fear and Inertia, One Fine Day?
		The Achilles Heel of Conservation – There is a ceiling in conservation science, particularly in Africa.
		A New Year, New Horizons
		It’s About the Future—Yours, Ours & Theirs
		Let’s Forge Conservation Coalitions
		Hunters Care For Wildlife
		What’s in a name? The weight of words in the age of the internet
		The Future of Hunting and Manipulative Breeding
		Ranchers may overstate South Africa animal numbers
		Intensive and Selective Breeding
		Buffalo Breeding Mania in South Africa
		A Special Buffalo Hunt in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve
		Kudu in Namibia
		How Born Free Foundation Handles the Truth – And All Fall For It
		Rolf Baldus Interviews Ludo Wurbain of Rowland Ward
		Book Review: Game Ranch Management 6th Edition
		A Great Divide Between Poachers and Ethical Hunting
		Poachers Who Killed Helicopter Pilot In Tanzania Arrested
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		63rd CIC General Assembly in Brussels, 22-23 April 2016
		Abstracts of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		Statement on Captive-Bred Lion Hunting and Associated Activities
		Two “Famous” Lions Killed In Non-hunting
		Rhino Poaching: What Is The Solution?
		Diana-Airguns Support CIC Anti Poaching Project
		Decisions Of The Scientific Review Group On Trade In Wild Fauna And Flora
		Hunters And Anglers Pay For Conservation In Usa
		News From And About Africa
		The Biggest Obstacles For Africa’s Big Cats
		Working Together For Migratory Birds And People Across Africa and Eurasia
		Us Court Overturns Bid To Stop Importation Of Namibian Rhino Trophies
		Namibia: Significant Income Stream From Trophy Hunting Projected
		Zimbabwe Traditional Chiefs And EU Ambassador Van Damme In Wildlife Talks
		Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation
		An Anti-Hunting Ideologue On A Flight Of Fancy
		European Sustainable Use Group ESUG
		Pro-Hunt Campaigning
		Prince William Is Talking Sense – Trophy Hunting Is Crucial To Conservation
		Hunting Is Conservation – Brussels 2016
		A Taste of Colonial Elegance at Wombles Steakhouse in Bryanston
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		News From And About Africa
		Sporthunting In Africa Is Not The Enemy Of Biodiversity
		La Chasse Sportive En Afrique N’est Pas L’ennemie De La Biodiversite
		Will Keeping The Rhino Horn Trade Illegal Kill More Rhinos?
		Facts Show Hunting Is Conservation At NYC Debate
		Track The Impact Of Kenya’s Ivory Burn
		African Lion Range State Meeting
		Can There Be Sustainable Lion Hunting In Africa?
		Environmental G7 Summit Reaffirms Benefits Of Sustainable Use
		SA Academic Wins CIC Thesis Award
		63rd General Assembly Of The CIC Affirms “Hunting Is Conservation”
		Wildlife Populations Thrive In Wealthy, Urbanized Countries
		A Film Everybody Should Watch: A Conservationist’s Cry
		#AdamRuinsEverything … Adam On Trophy Hunting
		Guidelines For Improving The Administration Of Sustainable Hunting In Sub-Saharan Africa
		Peter Flack’s Hunting The Spiral Horns: Bongo & Nyala – The Elite African Trophies
		Remote Identification And Measuring Of Buffalo
		News From And About Africa
		Fiona Capstick Receives CIC Gold Medal
		WWF And Trophy Hunting
		SA Hunters Concerned About New Regulations That Allow Cross-Breeding Of Wildlife
		Sterile Freaks
		Quarterly Update On Giant Sable
		Women And Sustainable Hunting
		Botswana’s Elephants And Conservation – Are Things Starting To Fall Apart?
		The Hunter’s Image
		CITES COP 17 And Africa
		CITES: Keep Calm And Let Africa Speak
		In Memory Of Our Friend Paul Olivier Craig Doria
		Global Warming: Methane and Carbon Dioxide
		Documentary: Custodians of Wilderness – Ethiopia
		Documentary ‘TROPHY’ Premiered At The 2017 Sundance Film Festival
		Why Do Hunters Choose Not To Shoot?
		Accurate Buffalo Trophy Assessment
		Combined Buffalo And Elephant Courses Of The Southern African Wildlife College
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		News From And About Africa
		Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit Exposes People And Powers Behind Illegal Rhino Horn Trade
		Open Letter To Ambassador Xin Shunkang Of The People’s Republic Of China To Namibia
		The Fair Chase Guild – What Is It?
		WESSA: How To Enhance Value Of Legal Rhino Horn
		CIC U.S. Delegation Grows Exponentially In 2016
		In Memoriam of Dr. Graham Child (1936-2016)
		Saluting Dr. Wolfgang Burhenne 1924-2017
		The Lion’s Share? On The Economic Benefits Of Trophy Hunting
		Book Review: Terrestrial Gamebirds & Snipes of Africa
		Ben Carter Stepping Down As DSC Executive Director
		33rd Congress International Union Of Game Biologists IUGB And 14th Perdix Congress
		New FACE Secretary General
		Wyss Foundation Commits $65M to African Parks
		Interesting Articles For African Indaba Readers
		News From And About Africa
		What’s The Environmental Impact Of Your Toast?
		Africa’s Other Elephant Is Fading Fast
		Giraffes: The Silent Extinction Of Africa’s Gentle Giants
		Boone And Crockett Club On Trophies
		Defining Fair Chase Behind A High Fence
		The Color Game Is Over
		Encore: Canned Lion Breeding And Shooting
		Prides, Protection And Parks: Africa’s Protected Areas Can Support Four Times As Many Lions
		House Of Commons Library Provides Fake News – MPs Misinformed On Trophy Hunting
		Why Men Trophy Hunt
		Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation
		The Baby And The Bathwater – Trophy Hunting, Conservation And Rural Livelihoods
		People Don’t Care How Much You Know Until They Know How Much You Care!

		IUCN Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Group Central Asia
		The Buzzard – Newsletter Quarter 4/2018
		Trophy Hunting Certification
		Remaking Hunting As Human
		Wild Harvest Initiative
		The IUCN Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Specialist Group Crossroads Blog
		Conservation Measures in Afghanistan
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Papers On Hunting
		Book Review by Conservation Frontlines Newsroom : “CITES, Animal Rights, Sustainable Use and Conservation in Africa”
		Book Review by Rosie Cooney: Poached – Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking
		Custodians of Professional Hunting and Conservation – South Africa (CPHC-SA)
		Hollowing Out Sustainable Use From The Inside
		Sustainable Conservation of the Saker Falcon
		From Angola: Palanca Negra (Giant Sable) Report – September 2018
		Introduction to the New Central Asian Sustainable Use & Livelihoods Specialist Group
		Community-Based Wildlife Management in Central Asia
		Sustainable Use of Wild Species: A Foundation for Conservation and for Local Livelihoods
		In the New Machine Age, hunting helps us accept mortality as truth
		Politicizing Conservation: The Zimbabwe Elephant Conundrum
		Trophy Hunting and Artificial Selection for Small Horns in Mountain Ungulates
		Protecting Hunting from the Hunters
		The Future for Hunting
		The Ongoing Disgrace of South Africa’s Captive-Bred Lion Trade
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-3
		New Additions To The Conservation Frontlines Library
		The Value of Biometric Monitoring in the Management of European Ungulates
		The Shangani Sanctuary Vulture Restaurant – What’s good for the vulture is good for the hyena — and much more
		Keeping It Real With Lion In Niassa
		When Is It Time To Stop?
		Understanding Hunting Today
		Like the Stars. As New West meets Old West, conflict is the norm. It doesn’t have to be.
		The State of Conservation in Oklahoma’s Most Rural Counties
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Papers On Hunting
		Book Review: North American Wildlife Policy and Law
		Book Review: Towards a Sustainable, Participatory and Inclusive Wild Meat Sector
		Book Review: Three Interesting Books on Wild Meat Processing and its Preparation in Your Kitchen
		Book Review: Call of the Mild – Learning to Hunt My Own Dinner
		A Duck Hunter’s Thoughts on Preparing the Bounty
		On Wanting to Eat the City Deer
		Hunters And Their Wild Harvest
		New Chair of IUCN-SSC SULi: Dr. Dilys Roe
		Fear-based Fundraising: Why Conservation Optimism is Needed More than Ever
		Christmas At CITES: Santa In Sri Lanka
		Elephant Hunting and Poaching in Botswana: Politics, Popular Grievances and the Power of Animal Advocacy
		Reopening Botswana To Trophy Hunting Depends On U.S. Support
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-4
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-5
		New Additions To The Conservation Frontlines Library (April)
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-6
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Book Review: End Of The Megafauna: The Fate Of The World’s Hugest, Fiercest, And Strangest Animals
		New Partnership To Protect Underdog Species From Direct Threats – Four leading NGOs have joined forces through Restore Species to tackle illegal and unsustainable hunting & trade as well as poisoning of animal species worldwide.
		Book Review: The Three-Minute Outdoorsman Returns: From Mammoth On The Menu To The Benefits Of Moose Drool
		Trophy Hunting in the Greater Kruger Area – Can it serve broader conservation priorities?
		Book Review: The Last Elephants
		A Case for Legal Ivory Trade – ‘Ban all ivory trade, and no more deaths of these intelligent peaceful creatures due to poaching!’
		The Elephant in the Room
		Remarks on the Opening of Squirrel Season in Virginia – A hunter’s awakenings
		Seasonal Wild Harvest – Stewed Venison Ossobuco with Tomatoes & Frascatelli
		Is Field-to-Fork a Viable Alternative to Farm-to-Table
		The Yellowstone Bison Range War – As the Old West collides with the New, America’s icon, the bison, is caught in the middle
		Challenging Mainstream Stereotypes of Hunting – The ‘Left Coast’ of the United States has many stereotypes, but we can set the hunting one straight.
		Hunt It To Save It – Many think species protection requires the ending of hunting and protection by the government. Neither are true.
		Are There Species We Shouldn’t Hunt?
		The African Trophy Ban Controversy: Leading Conservation through Science, not Emotion
		APHA’s President Weighs in on Hunting and Conservation in Africa
		Changing Public Perceptions of Hunting Around the World
		Propaganda in the Trophy Hunting Debate – Card-Stacking, Cherry-Picking, Name-Calling & KISS
		Big Game Hunting Still in the Headlines
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1, No. 7
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1, No. 8
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2019
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library September 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2019 Vol. I, No. 9
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Book Review: Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian
		A Man of Value–Volker Grellmann—Conservationist, Farmer, Teacher, Hunter and Gentleman
		False Bay: Death By A Thousand Cuts
		A Rare Success–Near-extinct East African black rhino return to the wild
		The Latest on Angola’s Giant Sable
		Developing Countries Kick Back Against Eco-Colonialism
		Safari Hunting, Conservation and Sustainability
		Saving Pakistan’s Ibex Hunting Program
		The Dilemmas of Wildlife Management–Human stewardship is a matter of perspective as well as needs
		Momentum for Community-Based Conservation in Southern Africa Continues with Namibia’s Conservancy Forum
		Hunting & Social Media: Namibia Has a Position on That–Today’s hunters must take the Worldwide Web into account
		CECIL Act Would Destroy Local Conservation Programs
		Trophy Hunting Bans Imperil Biodiversity
		Conservationists Should Support Trophy Hunting
		Protectionist NGOs Obstruct Real Conservation–And the Dunning-Kruger Effect keeps them in power
		Zero Elephant Poaching in North Luangwa National Park in 2018
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2019 Vol. I, No. 10
		The Serengeti Rules
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library October 2019
		QDMA’s Field to Fork Programm
		Voices from the Frontline: Communities and Livelihoods in Botswana
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2019 Vol. I, No. 11
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library November 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2019 Vol. I, No. 12
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library December 2019
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Artisanal Forest Cuisine in Nuremberg – Restaurant Waidwerk
		Dzoti and Namibia’s Wildlife Successes
		This Hunting Season, Thank a Private Landowner
		Changes to the South African Animal Improvement Act—a Comment
		South Africa regulates the ‘improvement of wild animals’—seriously?
		Trophy Hunting and Conservation Science
		Morality and conservation: It’s a conundrum, isn’t it?
		In Southeast Alaska, a hunter searches for kinship with the wild
		Drought in Damaraland threatens desert-adapted lions but also brings opportunities
		Bozeman, Montana: Report from the 7th World Mountain Ungulate Conference
		How hunting black rhino contributes to conservation in Namibia
		ProTECT Act Does Not “Protect” Endangered Species
		The Business of Conservation
		Trophy Hunting: A plea to appreciate that not all is black & white
		Hunting and Science in Austria—a Symbiotic Relationship
		Collared Elephant Killed in Botswana’s Controlled Hunting Area NG3
		What is ‘Ethical Fair-Chase Hunting’? For starters, it’s a worthy dinner-table topic
		The Value of Hunting Stories for Conservation
		Why Trophy Hunting Can Be Good for Animals \| Adam Ruins Everything
		The Response
		Be like Teddy
		The Colorado Model
		Fate of the African Lion: Kenya
		Custodians of Wilderness: Tanzania
		Custodians of Wilderness: Zambezi Delta
		Custodians of Wilderness: Ethiopia
		Custodians of Wilderness: The Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe
		Fate of the African Lion: Bubye Valley Conservancy
		Fate of the African Lion: Niassa Reserve, Mozambique
		Fate of the African Lion: Tanzania
		Fate of the African Lion: Royal Kafue, Zambia
		The White Rhino: A Conservation Success Story
		The Elephant and the Pauper
		The Sulieman Markhor: A Dream Deferred
		Simply Conservation Part 1
		Simply Conservation Part 2
		Ian Player on Trade
		The Tsavo Debacle
		Benefits to Elephant Conservation from Safari Hunting
		Sabie Game Park Mozambique
		Custodians of Wilderness: Sidinda Conservancy
		Transfrontier Parks
		Effects of the Hunting Ban in Botswana
		Elephant Enhancement: Zimbabwe
		The Mulobezi Game Management Area: Zambia
		CAMPFIRE: Zimbabwe
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 1
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 2
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 3
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 4
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 5
		Asaph – A Guyanese hunter and wildlife conservationist
		Sustainable wildlife management in the Rupununi, Guyana
		Eye of the Pangolin. The search for an animal on the edge
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library January 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2020 Vol. II, No. 1
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Why do we hunt Alpine Ibex?
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Value of Trophy Hunting
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Why is Sustainable Utilization of Wildlife Important?
		Hunting for Wildlife Recovery
		Artenschutz mit dem Gewehr – Chancen und Risiken der Trophäenjagd (in German)
		Elephant translocation – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		DRC Translocation 2019 – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		Angola Game Translocation – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		Africa begs Europe: let us hunt wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2020 Vol. II, No. 2
		Local Communities Conserve Their Environment, Support Their Economy
		Nakatuenita: Respect A documentary film about the Innu Nation of Labrador
		Countering The Argument – Humans do not Need to Hunt
		The Wild Harvest Initiative® Explained by Shane Mahoney
		Opportunity for All — The Story of the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2020 Vol. II, No. 3
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library March 2020
		Tajikistan: conservation hunting, local communities and wild harvest
		Traditional Ibex Shikar in Central Pamir
		Wildlife of Tajikistan
		Culling Deer vs. Culling Elephants
		The Conservation Experience – Bighorn Sheep Collaring South Dakota Badlands
		Adjusting the Narrative
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Grizzly
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Letters to the Editor
		‘A Springbok which is White, People Do Not Kill It’ – Contrasting attitudes of colonizer and colonized towards mammal anomalies
		Do you know the Samoan Dodo?
		The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Resolution on the Sustainable Use of Wildlife
		The Sounds of Science and Hunting
		USFWS Director Aurelia Skipwith Addresses Boone and Crockett Club
		Book Review:Humans and Lions – Conflict, Conservation and Coexistence
		Book Review: Rowland Ward’s Record of Big Game
		US Senate Passes a Comprehensive Sporting-Conservation Package
		Staying in the Game – Financing the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve
		Motivation vs. Justification: Hunting from the Heart
		An African Conservation Tool
		Elephants: A Crisis of Too Many, Not Too Few
		Hunters are the Original Conservationists
		Meet a Vegetarian Hunter
		Saving the ‘Middle Ground’
		Modern-Day Grizzly Bear Reality
		Namibia’s Black Rhino Custodianship Program
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library April 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2020 Vol. II, No. 4
		Cameras in West Africa Show Human Impact
		Migration Corridors: Connecting Wildlife and People of New Mexico
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2020 Vol. II, No. 5
		Open letter to World Health Organisation and United Nations Environment Programme
		Garth Owen-Smith and Margaret Jacobsohn: 1993 Goldman Prize winners, Namibia
		Garth Owen Smith
		Peter Beard – A Wild Life
		Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa 2015: Garth Owen-Smith
		Himalayan Lynx Filmed Hunting Markhor in Pakistan for First Time
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2020 Vol. II, No. 6
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Book Review: Saving Species on Private Lands – Unlocking Incentives to Conserve Wildlife and Their Habitats
		Sending Them Safely Down to be Caught another Day
		Hunting for Conservation Solutions
		Farming Wild Animals – Is China the model for South Africa?
		An African Conservation Hero: Garth Owen-Smith
		“The Namibian Leopard: National Census & Sustainable Hunting Practices”
		How Many Leopards are in Namibia? Understanding the science, countering the critics
		“They make a desert, and call it peace.” The Legacy of Peter Beard
		Traditional Knowledge Complements Modern Wildlife Conservation in the Pamirs
		Animals large and small once covered North America’s prairies – and in some places, they could again
		The Oldest Story Ever Recorded is a Hunting Narrative
		Hunting and Fishing Provide Food Security During COVID-19
		Saving Wildlife—and People—One Snare at a Time
		COVID-19 increases the pressure: Botswana’s Rhino-Poaching Crisis
		Select Study: To Conserve Tigers and Prey in the Russian Far East
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2020 Vol. II, No. 7
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2020 Vol. II, No. 8
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2020 Vol. II, No. 9
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		October Update: Amur Tiger Prey Study
		Meet the Mule, ‘Domestic Facilitator’ to Wilderness Experiences
		Conservation Challenges for the Roan Antelope
		Africa’s Wild Dogs — A Survival Story
		Recycling Safari-Style in Botswana
		Human Relationships with Wildlife in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan
		A Central Asia Conservation Initiative from the Wild Sheep Foundation
		The Companies We Keep: Politics and Inclusion in Hunting
		An Invasive Species is Fueling Western Wildfires
		Film Review: Being Mule Deer: ‘Deer 139’
		The Great American Outdoors Act Becomes Law
		Ban on Hunting Trophies Risks Funding for Healthy African Ecosystems
		Trophy Hunting – A Complex Picture
		The San of Southern Africa – Among the Bushmen, nature is appreciated, respected, honored and revered.
		Film Review: ‘The Edge of Existence’
		The Great Elephant Balancing Act
		Science be Damned?
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2020 Vol. II, No. 10
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library October 2020
		Let Africans Decide
		Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library November 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2020 Vol. II, No. 11
		Edge of Existence Extended Trailer
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library December 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2020 Vol. II, No. 12
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library January 2021
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2021 Vol. III, No. 1
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Earth Medicine – A Poem from Indian Country
		A Matter of Taste – Wild game meat, the consumption thereof, is important in Germany—and should be worldwide.
		A Better Way to Manage Species Names in IUCN – What’s in a name? A great deal, it turns out.
		Serious Social Media Consequences – One country’s crackdown on anti-hunting Internet abuse
		The Wild Goats and Sheep of the Caucasus – Conservation in these remote mountain biodiversity hotspots remains a challenge.
		COVID-19’s Impacts on African Conservation – A perfect storm for wildlife, wildlands and rural communities
		One Solution Does Not Fit All Problems – Another wake-up call for African conservation
		Film Review: ‘Public Trust: The Fight for America’s Public Lands’
		Book Review: Unfair Game: An Exposé of South Africa’s Captive-Bred Lion Industry
		The Conservation Evidence Project – Conservation is working, but we need you to help fill the surprising gaps in our knowledge base.
		American Wildlife Conservation Partners’ To-Do List – Every four years, AWCP reminds the new administration of its responsibilities to conservation
		The US Congress Sporting-Conservation Report Card – Bipartisanship thrives in Washington, DC, in support of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
		Hunting for Myself in the High Montana Sagebrush – A hunter celebrates a new vision of queerness and rural culture.
		The Battle inside CITES – Southern African conservationists are at war with animal-rights NGOs.
		Appreciating Nuance – The Difference Between Animal Rights And Animal Welfare
		January Update: Amur Tiger Prey Study – A small upload of camera-trap results
		A New Partnership: CFL and UM – Our team gains some impressive conservation muscle
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library February 2021
		Public Trust: The Fight for America’s Public Lands
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2021 Vol. III, No. 2
		A Breathtaking Monarch Butterfly Swarm
		How hunting pays for African wildlife
		The Last Free Rhinos Part 1
		Denizens of the Steep
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2021 Vol. III, No. 3
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2021 Vol. III, No. 4
		The Last Free Rhinos Part 2
		Hunting Expressed in Music: And both captured on video
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Book Review: From the Veld–Recipes and Reflections from Namibia
		Book Review: Communities, Conservation & Livelihoods
		Book Review: Humans and Hyenas: Monster or Misunderstood
		Photogrammetry for Wildlife Data Collection–A ‘non-invasive’ method for measuring deer antlers
		Building Landscapes of Coexistence–Anthropogenic resistance helps determine where wildlife could safely move within a landscape
		Film Review ‘The Eagle Huntress’
		The Disappearing Giraffe–They were right there and then . . . they weren’t
		The ‘Feathered Lion’–Meet another African apex predator and conservation priority—the ‘crazy cool’ southern ground hornbill
		A Conservation Paradox–The pros and cons of recreational hunting
		Hunting + Fishing = Biodiversity–Amplifying the voices and impacts of American sportsmen and women through ‘30 by 30’ policy initiatives
		WSF Joins HuntFish30x30
		Botswana’s Varying Elephant Population(s)–The numbers are all over the place—are they being manipulated?
		The Story Behind Namibia’s Elephant Auction– Facts are important—and Namibian conservation could do with fewer critics and more supporters
		Hunters and Wildlife Conservation in America–Will wildlife conservation survive the evolution of outdoor recreation?
		The Truth: Conservation’s Biggest Weapon–Misinformation leads to devastating real-world impacts
		Science + Celebrity for Conservation–A call for partnership based on knowledge, not opposition driven by emotion
		Cooperative Conservation–It’s what defines the hunting narrative
		Hunting, Trophy and Other–A primer for the non-hunter. It may—or may not—be what you think.
		Conservation 101: Do you know the difference between conservation and preservation?
		Communication hubs of an asocial cat are the source of a human-carnivore conflict and key to its solution
		Research for conservation: a science-based solution to the farmer-cheetah conflict in Namibia
		Evolutionary wildlife research for conservation – our mission for the anthropocene
		The last free rhinos Episode 3
		Conservation Hunting (Tajikistan-2016)
		Conservation’s Latest Problem? Not Enough Hunters
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2021 Vol. III, No. 5
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2021
		Community rights and wildlife conservation – #SWMProgramme approach
		Build back better in a post-COVID-19 world – #SWMProgramme
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2021 Vol. III, No. 6
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2021
		Trophy hunting: how it can protect Africa’s wildlife
		Faster Than The Wind
		Zimbabwe’s Elephant Problem \| State of the Nation
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2021 Vol. III, No. 7
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library July 2021
		Pongo the Stolen Orangutan: How Law Can Heal
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library July 2021 Part 2
		Changes at the Conservation Frontlines Newsroom
		Book Review: Beloved Beasts—Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction
		Student-led Initiative in Montana makes Hunting More Accessible for Peers
		Positive Outlook for the Southern Bald Ibis
		Scimitar Horned Oryx—Five years on
		An Open Letter by the African Professional Hunters’ Association
		A ‘Dark Ages’ of wildlife management descends on the West
		Conservation versus profit: South Africa’s ‘unique’ game offer a sobering lesson
		UK charity raises funds at expense of Africans
		Elephants are thriving in Namibia
		Counting Sheep: Research pioneers promising new wildlife survey method
		Hunters and Anglers need to be on Frontlines of Biodiversity Conservation
		Suing to protect valuable wildlife
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2021
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2021 Vol. III, No. 8
		Wild Allies
		Stories of the Wild
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2021 Vol. III, No. 9
		Think white-tailed deer were always so common? Think again!
		Kiss the Ground Film Trailer
		Waterfowl Fall Flight Analysis
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2021 Vol. III, No. 10
		Endangered Species
		Partnering Up
		Fall Bird Migration
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2021 Vol. III, No. 11
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2021 Vol. III, No. 12
		Hibernation
		Defending against predators
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2022 Vol. IV, No. 1
		A Need For Speed
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2022 Vol. IV, No. 2
		Gobble, Drum, Boom
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2022 Vol. IV, No. 3
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2022 Vol. IV, No. 4
		Wildlife Corridors Threatened In Ukraine
		War Threatens Ukraine’s Wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2022 Vol. IV, No. 5
		The American Bison
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2022 Vol. IV, No. 6
		Keystone Species
		An Update from the Editor
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2022 Vol. IV, No. 7
		Subsistence Hunting
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2022 Vol. IV, No. 8
		‘Wildlife Warriors’ —that is, Game Wardens
		Waste Not, Want Not
		Science v. Emotion in Conservation
		Invasive Species
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2022 Vol. IV, No. 10
		Antlers—or Horns?
		Frontline Dispatches – Template
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2022 Vol. IV, No. 11
		Migration—it’s not just for the birds
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2022 Vol. IV, No. 12
		A Chance to Stop Chronic Wasting Disease
		CWD—Chronic Wasting Disease—is killing wildlife
		Community-Based Conservation in Pakistan– here, sustainability means ‘If it pays, it stays.’
		Biodiversity
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2023 Vol. V, No. 2
		Wildlife Crossings
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2023 Vol. V, No. 3
		Sustainable Use
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2023 Vol. V, No. 4
		Fire
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2023 Vol. V, No. 5
		Human-Wildlife Conflicts
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2023 Vol. V, No. 6
		Deer Population Explosion
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2023 Vol. V, No. 7
		Wild Mammals vs. Livestock
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2023 Vol. V, No. 8
		Community-Based Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2023 Vol. V, No. 9
		Hunting vs. Poaching
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2023 Vol. V, No. 11
		Game Meat Donations
		To Save the World’s Rarest Bear
		Saving Wetlands One Stamp at a Time
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2023 Vol. V, No. 12
		Wildlife Theft
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2024 Vol. VI, No. 1
		Why Do Beavers Build Dams?
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2024 Vol. VI, No. 2
		Why do black bears sleep so long in winter?
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2024 Vol. VI, No. 3
		Why do some mammals live in groups?
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2024 Vol. VI, No. 4
		How do we Fund Wildlife Conservation?
		Why do Elk ‘Bugle?’
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2024
		The Cost Of Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2024
		The Role of Wildlife in Ecosystems
		Do Hunting-Trophy Import Bans Have the Intended Effect?
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2024
		The Tough Choices of Saving Wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2024
		Wild harvest
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2024
		AI in wildlife conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2024
		Apps For the Great Outdoors
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2024
		Outdoor Recreation? It’s Only Natural!
		Drones Flying to Prominence in Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2024
		A Pantry of Plants: A Quick Guide to Wild Foraging
		Like the Wildlife They Study, Professionals Come in All Shapes and Sizes
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2025
		The What and Why of Wildlife Harvesting
		What is Wildlife Tracking?
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2025
		When Management is Too Successful: A Michigan Case Study
		What’s In a Name? A Closer Look at the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2025
		Ecotourism: Photography and Hunting in Namibia
		Fur or Faux: The Hairy Debate
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2025
		Subsistence Use: The What, Where and Why
		What Are Three Ways to Improve Wildlife Conservation?
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2025
		Rewilding the UK: Bringing Back the Elk
		The Pronghorn Antelope Path: Securing Success in Wyoming
		Axis Deer and Hawaii’s Conservation Struggle
		Sheep Grazing Threatens Bighorns, Court Says
		Elk in the East: A Remarkable Conservation Comeback
		Reviving Bobwhite Quail: How Working Lands Are Leading the Way
		How Antelope Thrive in Namibia’s Harsh Wilderness
		Bighorn Sheep: Where Management Meets Preservation
		Red Wolf Recovery: A Cautionary Tale
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2025
		From Success to Strain: The Whitetail Deer Dilemma
		Colorado’s First Elk Migration Agreement
		Why Land Conservation in Texas Matters More Than Ever
		Heritage and Conservation in Nunavut’s Arctic Landscape
		Resilience in the Desert: The Story of the Desert Bighorn Sheep
		Kenya’s Black Rhinos: A New Beginning
		Safeguarding the Future of Elk in North America

AFRICAN INDABA

2016

African Indaba / February 2016 - Volume 14-1

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Title	Categories
Hunters Care For Wildlife	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
What’s in a name? The weight of words in the age of the internet	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
The Future of Hunting and Manipulative Breeding	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Ranchers may overstate South Africa animal numbers	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Intensive and Selective Breeding	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Buffalo Breeding Mania in South Africa	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
A Special Buffalo Hunt in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Kudu in Namibia	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
How Born Free Foundation Handles the Truth – And All Fall For It	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Rolf Baldus Interviews Ludo Wurbain of Rowland Ward	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Book Review: Game Ranch Management 6th Edition	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
A Great Divide Between Poachers and Ethical Hunting	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Poachers Who Killed Helicopter Pilot In Tanzania Arrested	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers	February 2016 - Volume 14-1
63rd CIC General Assembly in Brussels, 22-23 April 2016	February 2016 - Volume 14-1

African Indaba / April 2016 - Volume 14-2

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Abstracts of Recently Published Wildlife Papers	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Statement on Captive-Bred Lion Hunting and Associated Activities	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Two “Famous” Lions Killed In Non-hunting	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Rhino Poaching: What Is The Solution?	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Diana-Airguns Support CIC Anti Poaching Project	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Decisions Of The Scientific Review Group On Trade In Wild Fauna And Flora	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Hunters And Anglers Pay For Conservation In Usa	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
News From And About Africa	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
The Biggest Obstacles For Africa’s Big Cats	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Working Together For Migratory Birds And People Across Africa and Eurasia	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Us Court Overturns Bid To Stop Importation Of Namibian Rhino Trophies	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Namibia: Significant Income Stream From Trophy Hunting Projected	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Zimbabwe Traditional Chiefs And EU Ambassador Van Damme In Wildlife Talks	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
An Anti-Hunting Ideologue On A Flight Of Fancy	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
European Sustainable Use Group ESUG	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Pro-Hunt Campaigning	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Prince William Is Talking Sense – Trophy Hunting Is Crucial To Conservation	April 2016 - Volume 14-2
Hunting Is Conservation – Brussels 2016	April 2016 - Volume 14-2

African Indaba / June 2016 - Volume 14-3

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A Taste of Colonial Elegance at Wombles Steakhouse in Bryanston	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
News From And About Africa	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Sporthunting In Africa Is Not The Enemy Of Biodiversity	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
La Chasse Sportive En Afrique N’est Pas L’ennemie De La Biodiversite	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Will Keeping The Rhino Horn Trade Illegal Kill More Rhinos?	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Facts Show Hunting Is Conservation At NYC Debate	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Track The Impact Of Kenya’s Ivory Burn	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
African Lion Range State Meeting	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Can There Be Sustainable Lion Hunting In Africa?	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
Environmental G7 Summit Reaffirms Benefits Of Sustainable Use	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
SA Academic Wins CIC Thesis Award	June 2016 - Volume 14-3
63rd General Assembly Of The CIC Affirms “Hunting Is Conservation”	June 2016 - Volume 14-3

African Indaba / November 2016 - Volume 14-4/5

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Wildlife Populations Thrive In Wealthy, Urbanized Countries	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
A Film Everybody Should Watch: A Conservationist’s Cry	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
#AdamRuinsEverything … Adam On Trophy Hunting	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Guidelines For Improving The Administration Of Sustainable Hunting In Sub-Saharan Africa	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Peter Flack’s Hunting The Spiral Horns: Bongo & Nyala – The Elite African Trophies	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Remote Identification And Measuring Of Buffalo	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
News From And About Africa	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Fiona Capstick Receives CIC Gold Medal	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
WWF And Trophy Hunting	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
SA Hunters Concerned About New Regulations That Allow Cross-Breeding Of Wildlife	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Sterile Freaks	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Quarterly Update On Giant Sable	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Women And Sustainable Hunting	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
Botswana’s Elephants And Conservation – Are Things Starting To Fall Apart?	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
The Hunter’s Image	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
CITES COP 17 And Africa	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5
CITES: Keep Calm And Let Africa Speak	November 2016 - Volume 14-4 & 5

Special Edition 2016

Author	Year	Title
		How The Truth On Community Wildlife Conservation In Namibia Is Twisted
		Conservation First
		Social Media for (not against) Hunters
		Keep the Passion!
		Will We Conquer the Virus of Fear and Inertia, One Fine Day?
		The Achilles Heel of Conservation – There is a ceiling in conservation science, particularly in Africa.
		A New Year, New Horizons
		It’s About the Future—Yours, Ours & Theirs
		Let’s Forge Conservation Coalitions
		Hunters Care For Wildlife
		What’s in a name? The weight of words in the age of the internet
		The Future of Hunting and Manipulative Breeding
		Ranchers may overstate South Africa animal numbers
		Intensive and Selective Breeding
		Buffalo Breeding Mania in South Africa
		A Special Buffalo Hunt in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve
		Kudu in Namibia
		How Born Free Foundation Handles the Truth – And All Fall For It
		Rolf Baldus Interviews Ludo Wurbain of Rowland Ward
		Book Review: Game Ranch Management 6th Edition
		A Great Divide Between Poachers and Ethical Hunting
		Poachers Who Killed Helicopter Pilot In Tanzania Arrested
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		63rd CIC General Assembly in Brussels, 22-23 April 2016
		Abstracts of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		Statement on Captive-Bred Lion Hunting and Associated Activities
		Two “Famous” Lions Killed In Non-hunting
		Rhino Poaching: What Is The Solution?
		Diana-Airguns Support CIC Anti Poaching Project
		Decisions Of The Scientific Review Group On Trade In Wild Fauna And Flora
		Hunters And Anglers Pay For Conservation In Usa
		News From And About Africa
		The Biggest Obstacles For Africa’s Big Cats
		Working Together For Migratory Birds And People Across Africa and Eurasia
		Us Court Overturns Bid To Stop Importation Of Namibian Rhino Trophies
		Namibia: Significant Income Stream From Trophy Hunting Projected
		Zimbabwe Traditional Chiefs And EU Ambassador Van Damme In Wildlife Talks
		Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation
		An Anti-Hunting Ideologue On A Flight Of Fancy
		European Sustainable Use Group ESUG
		Pro-Hunt Campaigning
		Prince William Is Talking Sense – Trophy Hunting Is Crucial To Conservation
		Hunting Is Conservation – Brussels 2016
		A Taste of Colonial Elegance at Wombles Steakhouse in Bryanston
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		News From And About Africa
		Sporthunting In Africa Is Not The Enemy Of Biodiversity
		La Chasse Sportive En Afrique N’est Pas L’ennemie De La Biodiversite
		Will Keeping The Rhino Horn Trade Illegal Kill More Rhinos?
		Facts Show Hunting Is Conservation At NYC Debate
		Track The Impact Of Kenya’s Ivory Burn
		African Lion Range State Meeting
		Can There Be Sustainable Lion Hunting In Africa?
		Environmental G7 Summit Reaffirms Benefits Of Sustainable Use
		SA Academic Wins CIC Thesis Award
		63rd General Assembly Of The CIC Affirms “Hunting Is Conservation”
		Wildlife Populations Thrive In Wealthy, Urbanized Countries
		A Film Everybody Should Watch: A Conservationist’s Cry
		#AdamRuinsEverything … Adam On Trophy Hunting
		Guidelines For Improving The Administration Of Sustainable Hunting In Sub-Saharan Africa
		Peter Flack’s Hunting The Spiral Horns: Bongo & Nyala – The Elite African Trophies
		Remote Identification And Measuring Of Buffalo
		News From And About Africa
		Fiona Capstick Receives CIC Gold Medal
		WWF And Trophy Hunting
		SA Hunters Concerned About New Regulations That Allow Cross-Breeding Of Wildlife
		Sterile Freaks
		Quarterly Update On Giant Sable
		Women And Sustainable Hunting
		Botswana’s Elephants And Conservation – Are Things Starting To Fall Apart?
		The Hunter’s Image
		CITES COP 17 And Africa
		CITES: Keep Calm And Let Africa Speak
		In Memory Of Our Friend Paul Olivier Craig Doria
		Global Warming: Methane and Carbon Dioxide
		Documentary: Custodians of Wilderness – Ethiopia
		Documentary ‘TROPHY’ Premiered At The 2017 Sundance Film Festival
		Why Do Hunters Choose Not To Shoot?
		Accurate Buffalo Trophy Assessment
		Combined Buffalo And Elephant Courses Of The Southern African Wildlife College
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Wildlife Papers
		News From And About Africa
		Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit Exposes People And Powers Behind Illegal Rhino Horn Trade
		Open Letter To Ambassador Xin Shunkang Of The People’s Republic Of China To Namibia
		The Fair Chase Guild – What Is It?
		WESSA: How To Enhance Value Of Legal Rhino Horn
		CIC U.S. Delegation Grows Exponentially In 2016
		In Memoriam of Dr. Graham Child (1936-2016)
		Saluting Dr. Wolfgang Burhenne 1924-2017
		The Lion’s Share? On The Economic Benefits Of Trophy Hunting
		Book Review: Terrestrial Gamebirds & Snipes of Africa
		Ben Carter Stepping Down As DSC Executive Director
		33rd Congress International Union Of Game Biologists IUGB And 14th Perdix Congress
		New FACE Secretary General
		Wyss Foundation Commits $65M to African Parks
		Interesting Articles For African Indaba Readers
		News From And About Africa
		What’s The Environmental Impact Of Your Toast?
		Africa’s Other Elephant Is Fading Fast
		Giraffes: The Silent Extinction Of Africa’s Gentle Giants
		Boone And Crockett Club On Trophies
		Defining Fair Chase Behind A High Fence
		The Color Game Is Over
		Encore: Canned Lion Breeding And Shooting
		Prides, Protection And Parks: Africa’s Protected Areas Can Support Four Times As Many Lions
		House Of Commons Library Provides Fake News – MPs Misinformed On Trophy Hunting
		Why Men Trophy Hunt
		Culling To Conserve: A Hard Truth For Lion Conservation
		The Baby And The Bathwater – Trophy Hunting, Conservation And Rural Livelihoods
		People Don’t Care How Much You Know Until They Know How Much You Care!

		IUCN Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Group Central Asia
		The Buzzard – Newsletter Quarter 4/2018
		Trophy Hunting Certification
		Remaking Hunting As Human
		Wild Harvest Initiative
		The IUCN Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Specialist Group Crossroads Blog
		Conservation Measures in Afghanistan
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Papers On Hunting
		Book Review by Conservation Frontlines Newsroom : “CITES, Animal Rights, Sustainable Use and Conservation in Africa”
		Book Review by Rosie Cooney: Poached – Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking
		Custodians of Professional Hunting and Conservation – South Africa (CPHC-SA)
		Hollowing Out Sustainable Use From The Inside
		Sustainable Conservation of the Saker Falcon
		From Angola: Palanca Negra (Giant Sable) Report – September 2018
		Introduction to the New Central Asian Sustainable Use & Livelihoods Specialist Group
		Community-Based Wildlife Management in Central Asia
		Sustainable Use of Wild Species: A Foundation for Conservation and for Local Livelihoods
		In the New Machine Age, hunting helps us accept mortality as truth
		Politicizing Conservation: The Zimbabwe Elephant Conundrum
		Trophy Hunting and Artificial Selection for Small Horns in Mountain Ungulates
		Protecting Hunting from the Hunters
		The Future for Hunting
		The Ongoing Disgrace of South Africa’s Captive-Bred Lion Trade
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-3
		New Additions To The Conservation Frontlines Library
		The Value of Biometric Monitoring in the Management of European Ungulates
		The Shangani Sanctuary Vulture Restaurant – What’s good for the vulture is good for the hyena — and much more
		Keeping It Real With Lion In Niassa
		When Is It Time To Stop?
		Understanding Hunting Today
		Like the Stars. As New West meets Old West, conflict is the norm. It doesn’t have to be.
		The State of Conservation in Oklahoma’s Most Rural Counties
		Abstracts Of Recently Published Papers On Hunting
		Book Review: North American Wildlife Policy and Law
		Book Review: Towards a Sustainable, Participatory and Inclusive Wild Meat Sector
		Book Review: Three Interesting Books on Wild Meat Processing and its Preparation in Your Kitchen
		Book Review: Call of the Mild – Learning to Hunt My Own Dinner
		A Duck Hunter’s Thoughts on Preparing the Bounty
		On Wanting to Eat the City Deer
		Hunters And Their Wild Harvest
		New Chair of IUCN-SSC SULi: Dr. Dilys Roe
		Fear-based Fundraising: Why Conservation Optimism is Needed More than Ever
		Christmas At CITES: Santa In Sri Lanka
		Elephant Hunting and Poaching in Botswana: Politics, Popular Grievances and the Power of Animal Advocacy
		Reopening Botswana To Trophy Hunting Depends On U.S. Support
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-4
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-5
		New Additions To The Conservation Frontlines Library (April)
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1-6
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Book Review: End Of The Megafauna: The Fate Of The World’s Hugest, Fiercest, And Strangest Animals
		New Partnership To Protect Underdog Species From Direct Threats – Four leading NGOs have joined forces through Restore Species to tackle illegal and unsustainable hunting & trade as well as poisoning of animal species worldwide.
		Book Review: The Three-Minute Outdoorsman Returns: From Mammoth On The Menu To The Benefits Of Moose Drool
		Trophy Hunting in the Greater Kruger Area – Can it serve broader conservation priorities?
		Book Review: The Last Elephants
		A Case for Legal Ivory Trade – ‘Ban all ivory trade, and no more deaths of these intelligent peaceful creatures due to poaching!’
		The Elephant in the Room
		Remarks on the Opening of Squirrel Season in Virginia – A hunter’s awakenings
		Seasonal Wild Harvest – Stewed Venison Ossobuco with Tomatoes & Frascatelli
		Is Field-to-Fork a Viable Alternative to Farm-to-Table
		The Yellowstone Bison Range War – As the Old West collides with the New, America’s icon, the bison, is caught in the middle
		Challenging Mainstream Stereotypes of Hunting – The ‘Left Coast’ of the United States has many stereotypes, but we can set the hunting one straight.
		Hunt It To Save It – Many think species protection requires the ending of hunting and protection by the government. Neither are true.
		Are There Species We Shouldn’t Hunt?
		The African Trophy Ban Controversy: Leading Conservation through Science, not Emotion
		APHA’s President Weighs in on Hunting and Conservation in Africa
		Changing Public Perceptions of Hunting Around the World
		Propaganda in the Trophy Hunting Debate – Card-Stacking, Cherry-Picking, Name-Calling & KISS
		Big Game Hunting Still in the Headlines
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1, No. 7
		Frontline Dispatches – Vol 1, No. 8
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2019
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library September 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2019 Vol. I, No. 9
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Book Review: Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian
		A Man of Value–Volker Grellmann—Conservationist, Farmer, Teacher, Hunter and Gentleman
		False Bay: Death By A Thousand Cuts
		A Rare Success–Near-extinct East African black rhino return to the wild
		The Latest on Angola’s Giant Sable
		Developing Countries Kick Back Against Eco-Colonialism
		Safari Hunting, Conservation and Sustainability
		Saving Pakistan’s Ibex Hunting Program
		The Dilemmas of Wildlife Management–Human stewardship is a matter of perspective as well as needs
		Momentum for Community-Based Conservation in Southern Africa Continues with Namibia’s Conservancy Forum
		Hunting & Social Media: Namibia Has a Position on That–Today’s hunters must take the Worldwide Web into account
		CECIL Act Would Destroy Local Conservation Programs
		Trophy Hunting Bans Imperil Biodiversity
		Conservationists Should Support Trophy Hunting
		Protectionist NGOs Obstruct Real Conservation–And the Dunning-Kruger Effect keeps them in power
		Zero Elephant Poaching in North Luangwa National Park in 2018
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2019 Vol. I, No. 10
		The Serengeti Rules
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library October 2019
		QDMA’s Field to Fork Programm
		Voices from the Frontline: Communities and Livelihoods in Botswana
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2019 Vol. I, No. 11
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library November 2019
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2019 Vol. I, No. 12
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library December 2019
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Artisanal Forest Cuisine in Nuremberg – Restaurant Waidwerk
		Dzoti and Namibia’s Wildlife Successes
		This Hunting Season, Thank a Private Landowner
		Changes to the South African Animal Improvement Act—a Comment
		South Africa regulates the ‘improvement of wild animals’—seriously?
		Trophy Hunting and Conservation Science
		Morality and conservation: It’s a conundrum, isn’t it?
		In Southeast Alaska, a hunter searches for kinship with the wild
		Drought in Damaraland threatens desert-adapted lions but also brings opportunities
		Bozeman, Montana: Report from the 7th World Mountain Ungulate Conference
		How hunting black rhino contributes to conservation in Namibia
		ProTECT Act Does Not “Protect” Endangered Species
		The Business of Conservation
		Trophy Hunting: A plea to appreciate that not all is black & white
		Hunting and Science in Austria—a Symbiotic Relationship
		Collared Elephant Killed in Botswana’s Controlled Hunting Area NG3
		What is ‘Ethical Fair-Chase Hunting’? For starters, it’s a worthy dinner-table topic
		The Value of Hunting Stories for Conservation
		Why Trophy Hunting Can Be Good for Animals \| Adam Ruins Everything
		The Response
		Be like Teddy
		The Colorado Model
		Fate of the African Lion: Kenya
		Custodians of Wilderness: Tanzania
		Custodians of Wilderness: Zambezi Delta
		Custodians of Wilderness: Ethiopia
		Custodians of Wilderness: The Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe
		Fate of the African Lion: Bubye Valley Conservancy
		Fate of the African Lion: Niassa Reserve, Mozambique
		Fate of the African Lion: Tanzania
		Fate of the African Lion: Royal Kafue, Zambia
		The White Rhino: A Conservation Success Story
		The Elephant and the Pauper
		The Sulieman Markhor: A Dream Deferred
		Simply Conservation Part 1
		Simply Conservation Part 2
		Ian Player on Trade
		The Tsavo Debacle
		Benefits to Elephant Conservation from Safari Hunting
		Sabie Game Park Mozambique
		Custodians of Wilderness: Sidinda Conservancy
		Transfrontier Parks
		Effects of the Hunting Ban in Botswana
		Elephant Enhancement: Zimbabwe
		The Mulobezi Game Management Area: Zambia
		CAMPFIRE: Zimbabwe
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 1
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 2
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 3
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 4
		Prof. Brian Child Interview Part 5
		Asaph – A Guyanese hunter and wildlife conservationist
		Sustainable wildlife management in the Rupununi, Guyana
		Eye of the Pangolin. The search for an animal on the edge
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library January 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2020 Vol. II, No. 1
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Why do we hunt Alpine Ibex?
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Value of Trophy Hunting
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Why is Sustainable Utilization of Wildlife Important?
		Hunting for Wildlife Recovery
		Artenschutz mit dem Gewehr – Chancen und Risiken der Trophäenjagd (in German)
		Elephant translocation – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		DRC Translocation 2019 – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		Angola Game Translocation – Wildlife Vets Namibia
		Africa begs Europe: let us hunt wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2020 Vol. II, No. 2
		Local Communities Conserve Their Environment, Support Their Economy
		Nakatuenita: Respect A documentary film about the Innu Nation of Labrador
		Countering The Argument – Humans do not Need to Hunt
		The Wild Harvest Initiative® Explained by Shane Mahoney
		Opportunity for All — The Story of the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2020 Vol. II, No. 3
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library March 2020
		Tajikistan: conservation hunting, local communities and wild harvest
		Traditional Ibex Shikar in Central Pamir
		Wildlife of Tajikistan
		Culling Deer vs. Culling Elephants
		The Conservation Experience – Bighorn Sheep Collaring South Dakota Badlands
		Adjusting the Narrative
		The Wildlife Conservation Project: Grizzly
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Hunting & Conservation
		Letters to the Editor
		‘A Springbok which is White, People Do Not Kill It’ – Contrasting attitudes of colonizer and colonized towards mammal anomalies
		Do you know the Samoan Dodo?
		The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Resolution on the Sustainable Use of Wildlife
		The Sounds of Science and Hunting
		USFWS Director Aurelia Skipwith Addresses Boone and Crockett Club
		Book Review:Humans and Lions – Conflict, Conservation and Coexistence
		Book Review: Rowland Ward’s Record of Big Game
		US Senate Passes a Comprehensive Sporting-Conservation Package
		Staying in the Game – Financing the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve
		Motivation vs. Justification: Hunting from the Heart
		An African Conservation Tool
		Elephants: A Crisis of Too Many, Not Too Few
		Hunters are the Original Conservationists
		Meet a Vegetarian Hunter
		Saving the ‘Middle Ground’
		Modern-Day Grizzly Bear Reality
		Namibia’s Black Rhino Custodianship Program
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library April 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2020 Vol. II, No. 4
		Cameras in West Africa Show Human Impact
		Migration Corridors: Connecting Wildlife and People of New Mexico
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2020 Vol. II, No. 5
		Open letter to World Health Organisation and United Nations Environment Programme
		Garth Owen-Smith and Margaret Jacobsohn: 1993 Goldman Prize winners, Namibia
		Garth Owen Smith
		Peter Beard – A Wild Life
		Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa 2015: Garth Owen-Smith
		Himalayan Lynx Filmed Hunting Markhor in Pakistan for First Time
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2020 Vol. II, No. 6
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Book Review: Saving Species on Private Lands – Unlocking Incentives to Conserve Wildlife and Their Habitats
		Sending Them Safely Down to be Caught another Day
		Hunting for Conservation Solutions
		Farming Wild Animals – Is China the model for South Africa?
		An African Conservation Hero: Garth Owen-Smith
		“The Namibian Leopard: National Census & Sustainable Hunting Practices”
		How Many Leopards are in Namibia? Understanding the science, countering the critics
		“They make a desert, and call it peace.” The Legacy of Peter Beard
		Traditional Knowledge Complements Modern Wildlife Conservation in the Pamirs
		Animals large and small once covered North America’s prairies – and in some places, they could again
		The Oldest Story Ever Recorded is a Hunting Narrative
		Hunting and Fishing Provide Food Security During COVID-19
		Saving Wildlife—and People—One Snare at a Time
		COVID-19 increases the pressure: Botswana’s Rhino-Poaching Crisis
		Select Study: To Conserve Tigers and Prey in the Russian Far East
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2020 Vol. II, No. 7
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2020 Vol. II, No. 8
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2020 Vol. II, No. 9
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		October Update: Amur Tiger Prey Study
		Meet the Mule, ‘Domestic Facilitator’ to Wilderness Experiences
		Conservation Challenges for the Roan Antelope
		Africa’s Wild Dogs — A Survival Story
		Recycling Safari-Style in Botswana
		Human Relationships with Wildlife in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan
		A Central Asia Conservation Initiative from the Wild Sheep Foundation
		The Companies We Keep: Politics and Inclusion in Hunting
		An Invasive Species is Fueling Western Wildfires
		Film Review: Being Mule Deer: ‘Deer 139’
		The Great American Outdoors Act Becomes Law
		Ban on Hunting Trophies Risks Funding for Healthy African Ecosystems
		Trophy Hunting – A Complex Picture
		The San of Southern Africa – Among the Bushmen, nature is appreciated, respected, honored and revered.
		Film Review: ‘The Edge of Existence’
		The Great Elephant Balancing Act
		Science be Damned?
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2020 Vol. II, No. 10
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library October 2020
		Let Africans Decide
		Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library November 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2020 Vol. II, No. 11
		Edge of Existence Extended Trailer
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library December 2020
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2020 Vol. II, No. 12
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library January 2021
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2021 Vol. III, No. 1
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Earth Medicine – A Poem from Indian Country
		A Matter of Taste – Wild game meat, the consumption thereof, is important in Germany—and should be worldwide.
		A Better Way to Manage Species Names in IUCN – What’s in a name? A great deal, it turns out.
		Serious Social Media Consequences – One country’s crackdown on anti-hunting Internet abuse
		The Wild Goats and Sheep of the Caucasus – Conservation in these remote mountain biodiversity hotspots remains a challenge.
		COVID-19’s Impacts on African Conservation – A perfect storm for wildlife, wildlands and rural communities
		One Solution Does Not Fit All Problems – Another wake-up call for African conservation
		Film Review: ‘Public Trust: The Fight for America’s Public Lands’
		Book Review: Unfair Game: An Exposé of South Africa’s Captive-Bred Lion Industry
		The Conservation Evidence Project – Conservation is working, but we need you to help fill the surprising gaps in our knowledge base.
		American Wildlife Conservation Partners’ To-Do List – Every four years, AWCP reminds the new administration of its responsibilities to conservation
		The US Congress Sporting-Conservation Report Card – Bipartisanship thrives in Washington, DC, in support of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
		Hunting for Myself in the High Montana Sagebrush – A hunter celebrates a new vision of queerness and rural culture.
		The Battle inside CITES – Southern African conservationists are at war with animal-rights NGOs.
		Appreciating Nuance – The Difference Between Animal Rights And Animal Welfare
		January Update: Amur Tiger Prey Study – A small upload of camera-trap results
		A New Partnership: CFL and UM – Our team gains some impressive conservation muscle
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library February 2021
		Public Trust: The Fight for America’s Public Lands
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2021 Vol. III, No. 2
		A Breathtaking Monarch Butterfly Swarm
		How hunting pays for African wildlife
		The Last Free Rhinos Part 1
		Denizens of the Steep
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2021 Vol. III, No. 3
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2021 Vol. III, No. 4
		The Last Free Rhinos Part 2
		Hunting Expressed in Music: And both captured on video
		Abstracts of Recently Published Papers on Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
		Book Review: From the Veld–Recipes and Reflections from Namibia
		Book Review: Communities, Conservation & Livelihoods
		Book Review: Humans and Hyenas: Monster or Misunderstood
		Photogrammetry for Wildlife Data Collection–A ‘non-invasive’ method for measuring deer antlers
		Building Landscapes of Coexistence–Anthropogenic resistance helps determine where wildlife could safely move within a landscape
		Film Review ‘The Eagle Huntress’
		The Disappearing Giraffe–They were right there and then . . . they weren’t
		The ‘Feathered Lion’–Meet another African apex predator and conservation priority—the ‘crazy cool’ southern ground hornbill
		A Conservation Paradox–The pros and cons of recreational hunting
		Hunting + Fishing = Biodiversity–Amplifying the voices and impacts of American sportsmen and women through ‘30 by 30’ policy initiatives
		WSF Joins HuntFish30x30
		Botswana’s Varying Elephant Population(s)–The numbers are all over the place—are they being manipulated?
		The Story Behind Namibia’s Elephant Auction– Facts are important—and Namibian conservation could do with fewer critics and more supporters
		Hunters and Wildlife Conservation in America–Will wildlife conservation survive the evolution of outdoor recreation?
		The Truth: Conservation’s Biggest Weapon–Misinformation leads to devastating real-world impacts
		Science + Celebrity for Conservation–A call for partnership based on knowledge, not opposition driven by emotion
		Cooperative Conservation–It’s what defines the hunting narrative
		Hunting, Trophy and Other–A primer for the non-hunter. It may—or may not—be what you think.
		Conservation 101: Do you know the difference between conservation and preservation?
		Communication hubs of an asocial cat are the source of a human-carnivore conflict and key to its solution
		Research for conservation: a science-based solution to the farmer-cheetah conflict in Namibia
		Evolutionary wildlife research for conservation – our mission for the anthropocene
		The last free rhinos Episode 3
		Conservation Hunting (Tajikistan-2016)
		Conservation’s Latest Problem? Not Enough Hunters
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2021 Vol. III, No. 5
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library May 2021
		Community rights and wildlife conservation – #SWMProgramme approach
		Build back better in a post-COVID-19 world – #SWMProgramme
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2021 Vol. III, No. 6
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library June 2021
		Trophy hunting: how it can protect Africa’s wildlife
		Faster Than The Wind
		Zimbabwe’s Elephant Problem \| State of the Nation
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2021 Vol. III, No. 7
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library July 2021
		Pongo the Stolen Orangutan: How Law Can Heal
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library July 2021 Part 2
		Changes at the Conservation Frontlines Newsroom
		Book Review: Beloved Beasts—Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction
		Student-led Initiative in Montana makes Hunting More Accessible for Peers
		Positive Outlook for the Southern Bald Ibis
		Scimitar Horned Oryx—Five years on
		An Open Letter by the African Professional Hunters’ Association
		A ‘Dark Ages’ of wildlife management descends on the West
		Conservation versus profit: South Africa’s ‘unique’ game offer a sobering lesson
		UK charity raises funds at expense of Africans
		Elephants are thriving in Namibia
		Counting Sheep: Research pioneers promising new wildlife survey method
		Hunters and Anglers need to be on Frontlines of Biodiversity Conservation
		Suing to protect valuable wildlife
		New Additions to the Conservation Frontlines Library August 2021
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2021 Vol. III, No. 8
		Wild Allies
		Stories of the Wild
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2021 Vol. III, No. 9
		Think white-tailed deer were always so common? Think again!
		Kiss the Ground Film Trailer
		Waterfowl Fall Flight Analysis
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2021 Vol. III, No. 10
		Endangered Species
		Partnering Up
		Fall Bird Migration
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2021 Vol. III, No. 11
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2021 Vol. III, No. 12
		Hibernation
		Defending against predators
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2022 Vol. IV, No. 1
		A Need For Speed
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2022 Vol. IV, No. 2
		Gobble, Drum, Boom
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2022 Vol. IV, No. 3
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2022 Vol. IV, No. 4
		Wildlife Corridors Threatened In Ukraine
		War Threatens Ukraine’s Wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2022 Vol. IV, No. 5
		The American Bison
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2022 Vol. IV, No. 6
		Keystone Species
		An Update from the Editor
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2022 Vol. IV, No. 7
		Subsistence Hunting
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2022 Vol. IV, No. 8
		‘Wildlife Warriors’ —that is, Game Wardens
		Waste Not, Want Not
		Science v. Emotion in Conservation
		Invasive Species
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2022 Vol. IV, No. 10
		Antlers—or Horns?
		Frontline Dispatches – Template
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2022 Vol. IV, No. 11
		Migration—it’s not just for the birds
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2022 Vol. IV, No. 12
		A Chance to Stop Chronic Wasting Disease
		CWD—Chronic Wasting Disease—is killing wildlife
		Community-Based Conservation in Pakistan– here, sustainability means ‘If it pays, it stays.’
		Biodiversity
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2023 Vol. V, No. 2
		Wildlife Crossings
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2023 Vol. V, No. 3
		Sustainable Use
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2023 Vol. V, No. 4
		Fire
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2023 Vol. V, No. 5
		Human-Wildlife Conflicts
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2023 Vol. V, No. 6
		Deer Population Explosion
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2023 Vol. V, No. 7
		Wild Mammals vs. Livestock
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2023 Vol. V, No. 8
		Community-Based Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2023 Vol. V, No. 9
		Hunting vs. Poaching
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2023 Vol. V, No. 11
		Game Meat Donations
		To Save the World’s Rarest Bear
		Saving Wetlands One Stamp at a Time
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2023 Vol. V, No. 12
		Wildlife Theft
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2024 Vol. VI, No. 1
		Why Do Beavers Build Dams?
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2024 Vol. VI, No. 2
		Why do black bears sleep so long in winter?
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2024 Vol. VI, No. 3
		Why do some mammals live in groups?
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2024 Vol. VI, No. 4
		How do we Fund Wildlife Conservation?
		Why do Elk ‘Bugle?’
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2024
		The Cost Of Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2024
		The Role of Wildlife in Ecosystems
		Do Hunting-Trophy Import Bans Have the Intended Effect?
		Frontline Dispatches – July 2024
		The Tough Choices of Saving Wildlife
		Frontline Dispatches – August 2024
		Wild harvest
		Frontline Dispatches – September 2024
		AI in wildlife conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – October 2024
		Apps For the Great Outdoors
		Frontline Dispatches – November 2024
		Outdoor Recreation? It’s Only Natural!
		Drones Flying to Prominence in Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – December 2024
		A Pantry of Plants: A Quick Guide to Wild Foraging
		Like the Wildlife They Study, Professionals Come in All Shapes and Sizes
		Frontline Dispatches – January 2025
		The What and Why of Wildlife Harvesting
		What is Wildlife Tracking?
		Frontline Dispatches – February 2025
		When Management is Too Successful: A Michigan Case Study
		What’s In a Name? A Closer Look at the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
		Frontline Dispatches – March 2025
		Ecotourism: Photography and Hunting in Namibia
		Fur or Faux: The Hairy Debate
		Frontline Dispatches – April 2025
		Subsistence Use: The What, Where and Why
		What Are Three Ways to Improve Wildlife Conservation?
		Frontline Dispatches – May 2025
		Rewilding the UK: Bringing Back the Elk
		The Pronghorn Antelope Path: Securing Success in Wyoming
		Axis Deer and Hawaii’s Conservation Struggle
		Sheep Grazing Threatens Bighorns, Court Says
		Elk in the East: A Remarkable Conservation Comeback
		Reviving Bobwhite Quail: How Working Lands Are Leading the Way
		How Antelope Thrive in Namibia’s Harsh Wilderness
		Bighorn Sheep: Where Management Meets Preservation
		Red Wolf Recovery: A Cautionary Tale
		Frontline Dispatches – June 2025
		From Success to Strain: The Whitetail Deer Dilemma
		Colorado’s First Elk Migration Agreement
		Why Land Conservation in Texas Matters More Than Ever
		Heritage and Conservation in Nunavut’s Arctic Landscape
		Resilience in the Desert: The Story of the Desert Bighorn Sheep
		Kenya’s Black Rhinos: A New Beginning
		Safeguarding the Future of Elk in North America

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