Creating corridors that allow wildlife to move is good for our game populations.
And it’s good for people, too.
Sports Afield makes the “Top 150” list in licensing!
It’s our seventh year in a row on this prestigious list.
New Nimrod Education Center promotes the benefits of hunting and fishing.
Located at Hillsdale College, its mission is educating the public about sportsmen’s role in conservation.
A proposed initiative would conserve 30 percent of the world’s lands and waters by 2030.
It’s crucial that sportsmen have a voice in implementing this initiative.
It’s a myth that trophy hunting drives species to extinction.
In fact, the opposite is true.
For the fifth year in a row, Sports Afield is listed among the Top 150 Licensors.
This year we move up to No. 100.
New legislation is a big deal for everyone who loves the outdoors.
The new law will fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Act.
Sports Afield and DSC will continue their partnership another five years.
Sports Afield will remain title sponsor of DSC’s annual convention.
A unique pro-hunting curriculum is teaching outdoor skills to tens of thousands of public school students every year.
The Outdoor Adventures program reaches students in more than 500 schools in 35 states.
Bans on trophy hunting are likely to increase the challenge of conserving the world’s biodiversity.
This is why 133 conservation researchers and practitioners signed a letter published in Science Magazine last week highlighting why the trophy hunting bans currently being debated around the world are ill-advised.
