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Social Media for (not against) Hunters
January 1, 2020
The Value of Hunting Stories for Conservation
January 1, 2020
What is ‘Ethical Fair-Chase Hunting’? For starters, it’s a worthy dinner-table topic
January 1, 2020
Collared Elephant Killed in Botswana’s Controlled Hunting Area NG3
January 1, 2020
Hunting and Science in Austria—a Symbiotic Relationship
January 1, 2020

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Conservation Frontlines

1 day ago

In 2014, Paul Tudor Jones II delivered the second Andrew Carnegie Lecture at the University of Glasgow. Here are extracts, with observations on nature conservation. During a time of controversy about the “correct” conservation approach, his remarks focus on solutions. Take a look. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

The Business of Conservation

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On 25 November 2014, Paul Tudor Jones II delivered the second Andrew Carnegie Lecture at the University of Glasgow. Here are extracts of his lecture and observations. During a time of overheating cont...

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4 days ago

We’ve got all the latest news and updates about hunting and conservation from around the world in one easy spot for you. Take a look at this month’s Frontline Dispatches to stay informed. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

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Conservation Frontlines is an editorially independent newsroom with a quarterly E-Magazine and frequent news updates. Our authors present independence of thought and opinion on the subtle morals and e...

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6 days ago

Since the 1970s, in exemplary cooperation between practical field work and research-based studies, hunters in Austria have worked closely with their country’s scientific institutions. Learn more about it in our latest article. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #Austria ... See MoreSee Less

Hunting and Science in Austria—a Symbiotic Relationship

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Since the 1970s, in an exemplary cooperation between practical field work and research-based studies, hunters in Austria have worked closely with their country’s scientific institutions. Austria is ...

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1 week ago

During a legal hunt in Controlled Hunting Area NG3 on November 24, a collared elephant bull was killed by a Botswana citizen accompanied by licensed professional hunters. The Botswana Government issued a news release on the incident, followed by an official statement of the Botswana Wildlife Producers Association. Read about it here. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #Elephants ... See MoreSee Less

Collared Elephant Killed in Botswana’s Controlled Hunting Area NG3

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During a legal and licensed elephant hunt in Controlled Hunting Area NG3 on November 24, a collared elephant bull was killed by a Botswana citizen accompanied by licensed professional hunters. The Bot...

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2 weeks ago

What is “ethical fair-chase hunting”? What constitutes the sportsmanlike pursuit of game? Is fair chase still fair? How do we explain hunting ethics, and ourselves, to the general public? Get all this vital information in our article here. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

What is ‘Ethical Fair-Chase Hunting’? For starters, it’s a worthy dinner-table topic

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What constitutes the sportsmanlike pursuit of game? Is fair chase still fair? How do we explain hunting ethics, and ourselves, to the general public? As people become ever more removed from nature, hu...

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2 weeks ago

Our desire to tell hunting stories is an instinct that sits deeply in us. Through these stories, we convey values, teach moral lessons, entertain, pass on family and cultural traditions, and communicate knowledge through metaphors; collectively, they form a piece of the larger conservation narrative. Read the full article here. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

The Value of Hunting Stories for Conservation

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Our desire to tell hunting stories is an instinct that sits deeply in us. Through stories we convey values, teach moral lessons, entertain, pass on family and cultural traditions and communicate tacit...

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2 weeks ago

It’s no secret that social media is a crucial way to spread information these days. How does it impact hunting, though? It’s important that hunters who value ethical and sustainable hunting become activists and ally themselves with scientists who recognize and defend hunting as a conservation tool. The pros and cons of hunting deserve a considered debate on social media to counter the relentless barrage of propaganda from activists who are constantly digging up imaginary (and sometimes real) anti-hunting dirt. Read more here. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #SocialMedia ... See MoreSee Less

Social Media for (not against) Hunters

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Hunters must present their case in all forms of social media—the tools are there, but long-term strategic commitment and the action of individual hunters is lacking. Here is how it could be done. Al...

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Conservation Frontlines

3 weeks ago

We’re excited to release our newest quarterly e-magazine! We’ve got all sorts of great articles in this edition to keep you updated on everything hunting and conservation. Have a read. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Tembe Elephant Park holds eight of Africa’s known remaining 30 big tuskers, bulls with tusks exceeding 100 lbs (45 kg) per side. The park, in South Africa near the Mozambique border, will expand by up to 26,000 hectares (64,200 acres) to allow its elephant herd of 200 to increase. Read more in our dispatch 👉🏼 http://bit.ly/3390Srm ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

California bans the production and sale of animal fur. Per a BBC News report, as of 2023, people in California will no longer “be able to make or sell any clothing, shoes, or handbags made from fur.” When he signed the bill, Gov. Gavin Newsom said, “California is a leader when it comes to animal welfare and today that leadership includes banning the sale of fur.” Read more in our dispatch 👉🏼 http://bit.ly/3390Srm ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Happy holidays from Conservation Frontlines. Don’t forget to go outside and appreciate some nature this holiday season! ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Conservation Frontlines’ Co-Editor reviews Dr. Michael D. Kock’s book Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian. This eye-filling, readable chronicle of a life well spent seems to confirm what so many Nova, Nature, and NatGeo TV shows hint at: That a career in wildlife conservation might just be as rewarding and even romantic as it appears. Read the full review. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

Book Review: Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian

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CF’s Co-Editor reviews Dr. Michael D. Kock’s book Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian. This eye-filling, readable chronicle of a life well spent seems to confirm what so many Nova,...

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1 month ago

South Atlantic humpback whales have recovered to their pre-exploitation levels of some 25,000 animals after commercial whaling reduced the population to 450 a century ago. A study by the University of Washington and the Alaska Fisheries Science Center showed the whales are repopulating more quickly than expected. Read more in our dispatch 👉🏼 http://bit.ly/3390Srm ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

A population of critically endangered riverine rabbits (Bunolagus monticularis) has been discovered in the Baviaanskloof area of South Africa’s Southern Cape. This is a new distribution of the species. Of 38 camera traps placed in 12 clusters for 50 days, eight captured images of riverine rabbits. Read more in our dispatch 👉🏼 http://bit.ly/3390Srm ... See MoreSee Less

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Great white sharks are disappearing from South Africa’s False Bay. Tony Weaver describes the changes in the area and their impact. #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #Sharks ... See MoreSee Less

False Bay: Death By A Thousand Cuts

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Great white sharks are disappearing from South Africa’s False Bay. Tony Weaver describes the disquieting changes in the area. When I was a kid, I often dreamed of going back in a time machine to whe...

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