Yes, 2020 was awful. But I am optimistic that 2021 will see our lives and work eventually return to normal. Then again, who dares make predictions? Still, let’s focus on the future and new opportunities for conservation on all continents.READ MORE
The Conservation Frontlines Foundation and the University of Montana have entered into a welcome collaboration that will broaden our impact on ethical, sustainable and science-based wildlife conservation. READ MORE
Hunters should not repudiate the concept of animal rights, which has at least 2,000 years of history, or demonize its proponents. Both groups have things to learn from each other.READ MORE
A form of neo-colonialism by US- and UK-based animal protectionists threatens the rural communities and wildlife of Southern Africa.READ MORE
I wanted to shoot an animal not for the killing, but to honor my youthful self, the kid who had longed to be a hunter and never learned. I wanted to know that I could put food on our table straight from the ecosystem we loved.READ MORE
The President of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation reviews the conservation accomplishments of the US’s 116th Congress.READ MORE
Wildlife for the 21st Century: Volume VI, presented by American Wildlife Conservation Partners, makes 10 significant policy recommendations for the Biden White House and the next two Congresses. READ MORE
COVID-19 has shown how a global, cooperative scientific investigation can speed effective decision-making and save lives. The same must be done to save species. READ MORE
CFL’s North American Editor reviews Lord Ashcroft’s attempt to drag the business of breeding, ‘hunting’ and slaughtering pen-raised lions in South Africa into the light. READ MORE