From Success to Strain: The Whitetail Deer Dilemma
Once nearly erased from the North American landscape, the whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) has made
Once nearly erased from the North American landscape, the whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) has made
When thinking of foraging, a few things might come to mind. A silent and post-midnight
For ages, humans have enjoyed spending spare time outdoors. We gaze at perfect snowflakes in
Will legislation such as Belgium’s new ban on hunting trophies help conserve threatened species? The
In North America, Europe, Southern Africa and parts of Asia, hunting—for meat, recreation, trophies—has been
Perhaps only 50 exist in the half-million square miles of the Gobi Desert. CFL’s Editor-in-Chief
Pakistan’s Himalayan ungulates—ibex, markhor, urial—and their natural predators are rebounding since the IUCN, the WWF
By the end of 2022, CWD was threatening deer, elk, moose and caribou populations in
The Conservation Frontlines Foundation currently publishes two monthly bulletins: Frontline Dispatches, which is e-mailed on
Antagonism between hunters and those who don’t like hunting is probably the single biggest reason