The lucky winners of these tags will contribute directly to conservation and sustainably harvest some of the most amazing species on the planet!
FIVE GREAT CONSERVATION AUCTION TAGS AT SCI CONVENTION 2019
Winning the Battle Against Poaching by Imparting Value to Wildlife
Yes, a show of force can be a big deterrent in some areas; however, successful anti-poaching programs consist of far more than just a lot of people in uniform.
Nepal’s Snow Leopard Project Hopes To Change Opinions
A new study in Nepal hopes to show predation of local livestock by snow leopards is less than first thought.
Local Anti-Poaching Units Find Success in the Republic of Dagestan
The success of the anti-poaching unit has prompted the creation of a program to raise awareness among local communities about the value of wildlife conservation.
New Training Methods in Fighting Poaching Result in 100% Success Rate
"...the region was considered ground zero for rhino poaching. It was said that the life expectancy of a rhino was literally measured in hours."
From ‘Endangered’ to ‘Near Threatened,’ the Community-Based Success of the Markhor
In northern Pakistan, where rule of law is limited and most of the population lives in extremely rural areas, good governance goes a long way.
FIRST SOUTH AFRICA ANTI-POACHING UPDATE OF 2018
In the year ahead, South Africa will continue to draw on the achievements made in 2017, learn from any mistakes, and adopt international best practices.
AN AGREEMENT TO MOVE FORWARD IN KAZAKHSTAN
The 2018 SCI Convention once again brought together those who are passionate about hunting and conservation with stakeholders from across the world
TAJIKISTAN ARGALI SHEEP UPDATE
“Tajikistan is also an example of how trophy hunting may be the best economic incentive to initiate wildlife conservation programs in some countries because it affords an immediate income with minimum investment.”
Lions, Leopards and Giraffes Now Migratory Species, But at What Cost?
Today, giraffes, lions and leopards join the ranks of official migratory species, along with geese, ducks and whales.
