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A New Year, New HorizonsJanuary 17, 2021
A New Partnership: CFL and UM – Our team gains some impressive conservation muscleJanuary 17, 2021
January Update: Amur Tiger Prey Study – A small upload of camera-trap resultsJanuary 17, 2021
Appreciating Nuance – The Difference Between Animal Rights And Animal WelfareJanuary 17, 2021
The Battle inside CITES – Southern African conservationists are at war with animal-rights NGOs.January 17, 2021
Hunting for Myself in the High Montana Sagebrush – A hunter celebrates a new vision of queerness and rural culture.January 17, 2021
Conservation & Wildlife Management
How hunting black rhino contributes to conservation in Namibia
A strong argument for continuing to hunt male black rhino—to increase the funding of conservation of the species, reduce rhino ...
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Bozeman, Montana: Report from the 7th World Mountain Ungulate Conference
A brief review of the successful 7th World Mountain Ungulate Conference. High-profile participants from around the world discussed mountain ungulate ...
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Drought in Damaraland threatens desert-adapted lions but also brings opportunities
In Damaraland, in Namibia, where drought and rising temperatures threaten people and domestic animals, lions are thriving. ...
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Editorial
The Value of Hunting Stories for Conservation
Our desire to tell hunting stories is an instinct that sits deeply in us. Through stories we convey values, teach ...
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The Business of Conservation
On 25 November 2014, Paul Tudor Jones II delivered the second Andrew Carnegie Lecture at the University of Glasgow. Here ...
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Conservationists Should Support Trophy Hunting
Why I joined 132 other researchers and conservationists in signing the open letter “Trophy hunting bans imperil biodiversity,” published in ...
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Sustainable Use
What is ‘Ethical Fair-Chase Hunting’? For starters, it’s a worthy dinner-table topic
What constitutes the sportsmanlike pursuit of game? Is fair chase still fair? How do we explain hunting ethics, and ourselves, ...
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In Southeast Alaska, a hunter searches for kinship with the wild
The intent to take life is to discover an element most modern humans are shielded from—our untamed selves. A mountain ...
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Understanding Hunting Today
In his Foreword to Sand County Almanac, Aldo Leopold wrote, “There are some who can live without wild things, and ...
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Wild Foods
Artisanal Forest Cuisine in Nuremberg – Restaurant Waidwerk
If your travels take you to the historic town of Nuremberg in southern Germany, the Restaurant Waidwerk is a good ...
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Seasonal Wild Harvest – Stewed Venison Ossobuco with Tomatoes & Frascatelli
Rachel Owen and Wade Truong from Elevated Wild hunt, fish and forage in Virginia during the ebb and flow of ...
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A Duck Hunter’s Thoughts on Preparing the Bounty
Editor’s Note: Wade Truong is a self-taught chef from Virginia, avid fisherman and late onset hunter; his partner Rachel Owen, ...
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