We may hang a head on our wall, but that does not mean we left the meat behind.
Trophy hunting does not mean what many people think it means.
The Rowland Ward Foundation conserves wildlife by helping people.
When communities that live with wildlife benefit from it, they help protect it.
A hunter celebrates his birthday with a very special ibex hunt.
His experience is enriched by the vibrant culture of a high mountain village.
Funding and support from hunters is crucial to rhino conservation.
A glimpse into the important and dangerous work of safeguarding these magnificent animals.
…and other cautionary tales of ballot-box biology.
Wildlife management and hunting are undermined by emotional campaigns.
Two schools of thought in the world of taxonomy (and record books).
The number of subspecies of a given animal depends on which source you believe.
The hunting community extends a helping hand to a unique creature.
The pangolin is one of the world’s most trafficked animals.
A hunt in Wyoming with a first-time antelope hunter.
Helping to pass on the hunting tradition makes the experience even better.
Martha Maxwell was America’s first female taxidermist.
She was also a big-game hunter and expert naturalist.
