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15 hours ago

Here’s an unusual story about people’s relationships with wildlife in the mountains of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, where the author has been helping women to take a role in conservation, guiding and tourism. Around the world, she has observed people’s strong feelings about nature, their environment and animals. Read more.
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Human Relationships with Wildlife in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan

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The author has worked in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan since 2017—with ANCOT (the Association of Nature Conservation Organizations of Tajikistan), Panthera and WSF, the Wild Sheep Foundation—i...

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Conservation Frontlines

2 days ago

Wishing all our US friends the very best for this unique Thanksgiving... Did you know that turkeys are intelligent, sensitive animals that create lasting social bonds with each other? 🦃 ... See MoreSee Less

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Conservation Frontlines

5 days ago

Now a member of the IUCN, the Wild Sheep Foundation is expanding its efforts in the world’s largest and most diverse habitat for the animals—the remote republics of Central Asia. Read more.
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A Central Asia Conservation Initiative from the Wild Sheep Foundation

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Now a member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, the Wild Sheep Foundation is expanding its efforts, expertise and programs in the world’s largest and most diverse Caprinae ha...

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Conservation Frontlines

1 week ago

Reindeer hunters in Siberia found the remains of a mummified cave bear—the only one ever discovered that still has its soft tissue, including fur and even its black nose. Read more in our Dispatches along with other conservation news 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/2U682dj #ConservationFirst #CaveBear ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Regulated hunting is an important tool of wildlife managers, and hunting organizations play an important role in lobbying for conservation. We examine the need to make conservation and the field sports more inclusive. Read more.
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The Companies We Keep: Politics and Inclusion in Hunting

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The need to make conservation more inclusive while strengthening the field sports through activism—a conservation scientist’s viewpoint. Hunting is wonderfully complex. It is a social activity tha...

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Conservation Frontlines

2 weeks ago

The Conservation Frontlines Library has a wide range of peer-reviewed papers, opinion pieces, news articles and videos about conservation of wildlife and wild lands. We constantly add new items, so come back often 👉🏼http://bit.ly/32O4y2y
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2 weeks ago

The snow leopard is facing extinction due to habitat loss, poaching and climate change. The cats are losing their main prey too, such as Ibex and argali. But now more community engagement in conservation might safeguard the snow leopard. Read more 👉🏼https://bit.ly/2U682dj
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2 weeks ago

Before smoke filled the skies of the western US this year, an unwanted invader was already present in sagebrush country—cheatgrass, one of the greatest threats to this unique landscape. Learn why.
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An Invasive Species is Fueling Western Wildfires

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Before smoke filled the skies of the western US this wildfire season, an unwanted invader was already crowding out wildlife food sources in sagebrush country—and now the country is burning. With mor...

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Conservation Frontlines

3 weeks ago

The first eastern black rhino in decades was born in the Serengeti. The calf is now a couple months old and thriving. The Black Rhino Re-establishment Project has worked hard on this comeback story. Read more in our latest Dispatches along with other fascinating conservation news 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/2U682dj
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Conservation Frontlines

3 weeks ago

Everyone and everything has been slammed by the pandemic, even the Amur (Siberian) tiger. Conservation Frontlines asks for your help in supporting a University of Montana tiger study in Far Eastern Russia. It’s a fascinating project—learn more about it here 👉🏼https://www.conservationfrontlines.org/donate
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3 weeks ago

For many animals, habitats shift with the changing seasons and animals migrate between feeding spots and calving grounds. But that movement sometimes conflicts with human development. Check out our film review of ‘Deer 139’
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Film Review: Being Mule Deer: ‘Deer 139’

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For many wildlife species, home means movement. Habitats shift across the landscape with the changing seasons. Animals migrate between feeding spots and calving grounds. But that movement sometimes co...

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Conservation Frontlines

4 weeks ago

We’ve got the latest news and updates about wildlife conservation across the globe in one spot for you. Take a look at this month’s Frontline Dispatches to stay informed.
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Current Issue: Frontline Dispatches

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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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Conservation Frontlines

4 weeks ago

Public lands are some of the US’s most treasured and valuable natural resources. Recently, the Great American Outdoors Act was signed into law with tremendous bipartisan support. This will go down in history as a milestone for outdoor recreationists—sweeping legislation (and funding) that will enhance conservation and improve access to public lands and waters for generations to come. Read more.
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The Great American Outdoors Act Becomes Law

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The historic, and bipartisan, GAOA is the most significant legislation to benefit America’s outdoors recreationists in a lifetime. Many who are reading this likely participate in hunting, fishing or...

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Conservation Frontlines

1 month ago

Banning trophy hunting entirely risks losing the conservation benefits of well-managed hunting. So-called “smart bans,” however, could help clean up an industry sometimes plagued by corruption and bad practices. What is a smart ban, you ask? Read more. #ConservationFirst #ConservationMatters ... See MoreSee Less

Trophy Hunting – A Complex Picture

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Conservation Frontlines

1 month ago

Long considered “model” hunting and gathering people by anthropologists, the San, or Bushmen, of Southern Africa have begun to take over their own social, economic and environmental circumstances. Read more here. #ConservationFirst #San #Bushmen ... See MoreSee Less

The San of Southern Africa – Among the Bushmen, nature is appreciated, respected, honored and revered.

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Long considered “model” hunting and gathering people by anthropologists, the San, or Bushmen, of Southern Africa have begun to assert their human rights in seeking to direct their own social and e...

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