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Spec Ops Lessons for Anti-Poaching and Community Conservation

Spec Ops Lessons for Anti-Poaching and Community Conservation

A Marine’s training in evaluating insurgencies provides insight into global anti-poaching operations.
NRA President Tells Texas Why NRA is Freedom’s Safest Place

NRA President Tells Texas Why NRA is Freedom’s Safest Place

North celebrates TSRA’s centennial while sharing why freedom is at stake.
Raising Poachers’ Fines Makes These Criminals Think Twice

Raising Poachers’ Fines Makes These Criminals Think Twice

A retired game warden recommends issuing stiffer penalties to combat poaching.
Skills to Win Over Anti- and Non-Hunters and Why Hunters Must Master Them

Skills to Win Over Anti- and Non-Hunters and Why Hunters Must Master Them

Here’s how to reach the American public and why every hunter must act.
Apply for NRA’s $5,000 Women’s Conservation Scholarship by Nov. 1

Apply for NRA’s $5,000 Women’s Conservation Scholarship by Nov. 1

Majoring in wildlife conservation? Here’s how to apply for the NRA Women’s Wildlife Management/Conservation Scholarship.
Volunteers are the Backbone of Hunter Education

Volunteers are the Backbone of Hunter Education

Hunters who volunteer their time and knowledge to bring new hunters into the fold are...
5-Year-Old Girl Mauled by Black Bear in Colorado

5-Year-Old Girl Mauled by Black Bear in Colorado

Again we see the dangers to human safety when predator species are not managed through...
A Conservation Officer’s View on How Hunters Care

A Conservation Officer’s View on How Hunters Care

Steeped in safety, ethics and compassion, hunters remain the No. 1 stewards of America’s natural...
How to Hook the Novice Hunter

How to Hook the Novice Hunter

Check out these opportunities for introducing someone new to a lifetime of hunting enjoyment.
One Hunter to Another: An Officer’s View of Trespassing

One Hunter to Another: An Officer’s View of Trespassing

Take it from this conservation officer: Countless problems could be avoided if people simply didn't...
South Carolina Increases Bear Tags Amid Overpopulation

South Carolina Increases Bear Tags Amid Overpopulation

Due to excess population numbers, coastal bear hunting permits will now be available to all...
Study Touts Positive Attitudes toward Wildlife Officers

Study Touts Positive Attitudes toward Wildlife Officers

As if we hunters had any doubt, Responsive Management’s latest research affirms the American public’s...
Why I Served As a Conservation Officer

Why I Served As a Conservation Officer

Author of the new book, “Wildlife 911: On Patrol,” this officer explains how his love...
The Role of the Hunter and the Gun in Wildlife Conservation

The Role of the Hunter and the Gun in Wildlife Conservation

Without the American hunter and his gun, wildlife conservation simply does not exist.
Game Wardens Putting Their Lives on the Line

Game Wardens Putting Their Lives on the Line

Severely outnumbered, U.S. game wardens need your help to protect hunting's future as encounters with...
Crushing Ivory: (Hopefully) Not Our Best Warfare

Crushing Ivory: (Hopefully) Not Our Best Warfare

One hunter has some choice words for those who think crushing ivory in Times Square...
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