The Trump administration and US Fish and Wildlife Service approved the import of a black rhino taken by a Michigan hunter in 2018 in the African country of Namibia.
Safari Club Int. Applauds USFWS & Trump Admin’s Approval Of Black Rhino Permit
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DU Announces Corporate Partnership with Plano Synergy
Plano Synergy recently became Ducks Unlimited’s latest Proud Partner, supporting waterfowl and wetlands conservation through a strategic partnership with Zink Calls and Plano.
Where The Buffalo Roam: Watch DU’s Newest Online Film: “The Prairie Potholes”
This vast landscape is the backdrop for conservation efforts on a grand scale. This region of North America is a prime breeding ground for ducks and geese and conserving habitat here is critical to th
Watch DU’s Newest Online Film: “The Gulf Coast” ~ VIDEO
In The Gulf Coast, Conserve Films travels south to Louisiana where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico. Watch the film now…
Call for Applications: Trump Admin. Supports Community Local Food Initiatives
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an opportunity to apply for technical assistance for communities interested in revitalizing neighborhoods through development of local food sys
Man Shoots Bear who Pursued Him up Tree in Washington
A black bear pursued a man up a tree in Washington State, near Petit lake. The man shot and killed the bear with a Glock 21 in .45 ACP.
William A. Perry Scholarships Awarded to Eight Deserving Youth Volunteers
The Board of Directors of Waterfowl Chesapeake has awarded the annual William A. Perry Scholarships to eight dedicated youth volunteers of the Waterfowl Festival, representing $8,750 in scholarship…
SCI Praises Senate Transportation Bill To Prevent Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
In addition to wildlife crossing structures, this bill will also direct the Secretary of Agriculture to prioritize the restoration and maintenance of forest service roads that relate to hunting and fi
RMEF: Public Access Improved to Contentious Crazy Mountains
Those who enjoy hunting, hiking and other forms of recreation will soon have better access to Montana’s Crazy Mountains thanks to a joint effort by the RMEF
Migratory Birds to Benefit from $20 Million in Funding Throughout the Americas
Every summer, backyards across America fill with the color and sound of millions of migratory birds. These long-distance travelers will benefit from $20 million in federal and matching funds.
Defense of Property in Northern Wisconsin from Porcupines
Hoplophobes seldom consider how valuable the gun is as a tool of rural residents.
Yamaha Pledges Up To $500,000 in 2019 to Protect Outdoor Recreation
Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, is pledging up to $500,000 in Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative grant funds for 2019 to support ventures protecting outdoor recreation.
New Jersey Cancels Grouse Hunting Season for Foreseeable Future
Hunting is not the cause of the decline. Anecdotal reports of hunters seeing grouse have dwindled as forests continue to age due to lack of state and private forest management.
NDA Requests Governor Cuomo to Act to Protect New York’s Deer Herds
The National Deer Alliance (NDA) recently sent a letter to Governor Cuomo to sign the proposed regulations included in the New York State Interagency CWD Risk Minimization Plan.
Arizona Wildlife Federation Honored for Leadership on Wildlife Conservation
The National Wildlife Federation honored the Arizona Wildlife Federation for its unparalleled work to protect Arizona’s wildlife heritage and natural resources for future generations.
Young Bald Eagle Released Back Into The Wild Celebrates Freedom July 4
After a graceful half-mile flight across Horseshoe Lake, the 3-year-old bald eagle released back into the wild by Arizona Game and Fish Department and Liberty Wildlife was free once again.
Mule Deer Foundation Continues Support of National Deer Alliance
The National Deer Alliance (NDA) is proud to announce Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) continues their support with a $30,000 contribution to NDA to ensure the future of deer and deer hunting.
A Tectonic Shift in Bobwhite Conservation
Serious bobwhite conservationists understand and are united about native vegetation being as important for bobwhites as wetlands are for ducks.
2019-2020 Federal Duck Stamps On Sale Friday, June 28 2019
The new 2019-2020 federal duck stamp goes on sale Friday, June 28th, 2019. The stamps, which cost $25, are valid from July 1, 2019, through June 30, 2020.
Busch Is The Official Beer Of Ducks Unlimited
For each email address Anheuser-Busch receives between now and Dec. 31, they will donate $1, up to $100,000, to Ducks Unlimited.
Paul Babaz & Roger Schmidt to Receive Honors From Trinity Oaks
Trinity Oaks will present its most prestigious awards, the Lt. Paul Silber Award and the Partner of the Year Award, at the 7th Annual Gala Under the Stars on August 10.
CBS News Originals Covers Truth About Hunting ~ VIDEO
To their credit, CBS remained unflinching when confronting the truth that hunting dollars, not only in Bubye but in many conservancies across Africa that are crucial to combating poaching.
Elk Migration Researcher Named RMEF Conservationist of the Year
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is proud to announce that Dr. Matt Kauffman is the recipient of its Conservationist of the Year Award for 2018.
State, Federal Agencies Attend Elk Summit III
Leaders from 15 different states home to wild, free-ranging elk recently gathered at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to discuss issues that impact elk.
Could a Pistol Have Made a Difference in the Fatal Bear Attack on Mother and Child?
In late November of 2018, a young mother and her 10 month old daughter were killed by a grizzly bear. If she had a handgun, and known how to use it, could it have made a difference?
