A primer on key conservation terms & topics
Each year artists compete in the Federal Duck Stamp Contest to support conservation in the U.S. National Wildlife Refuge System.
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Did you know that most U.S. states have programs where game meat donations help the hungry?
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Hunting and poaching are often confused but in fact are quite different.
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Empowering local people with land use rights and benefits from wildlife is one effective conservation approach that has, for example in Namibia:
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The livestock that humans depend on far outweigh wild mammals worldwide, in fact:
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One to 2 million vehicle collisions with large animals such as deer occur in the United States each year causing:
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Animal attacks by bears, elephants, crocodiles, snakes, and other dangerous wildlife threaten human life. In the United States each year, human-wildlife conflicts account for:READ MORE
Sustainable use is important to conservation and provides nutritional, social, economic, and environmental value when well managed. Examples include:READ MORE
Earth is teeming with many forms of life, but what exactly is biodiversity? The term biological diversity is simply the “variety of life” at its different levels including:READ MORE
It’s a terrible neurological disease that—READ MORE