Conservation

Lyndzee Daly Reflects on the First Annual Sables Women’s Aim Adventure Event

Education, Sables / November 20, 2025

Reflecting on the Sables Women’s Aim Adventure Event, three main feelings stand out: humility, inspiration, and gratitude. I feel eager to keep building stronger ties within the Sables community. Attending the inaugural Aim and Adventure women’s event at Thumbtack Ranch near San Antonio, Texas, offered outstanding chances for professional development, community involvement, and personal growth. As …

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SCI San Angelo Chapter and Outfitters Unite to Support Local Communities and Schools in Argentina

Humanitarian / November 20, 2025

Argentina welcomes international tourists and hunters who visit the region to enjoy its nature, wildlife and landscape. Recognizing the bonds that form between the guest and local communities, Terra Pampa Hunting Lodge decided that a percentage of the total value from hunts donated would be allocated towards supporting local schools. The San Angelo Texas Chapter of …

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Elk Hunt in New Mexico Becomes a Symbol of Triumph for Youth Facing Life-Altering Health Struggles

Education / November 20, 2025

SCIF-HLF Grants Once-in-a-Lifetime Adventure, Turning an Epic Hunt into a Celebration of Strength, Resilience, and Hope In June of 2025, SCIF received the exciting news that New Mexico Department of Game and Fish were awarding SCIF with a Governor’s Elk Tag for a resident/nonresident youth experiencing a life-threatening illness. The Governor’s Tag can be used at …

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Women, Orphans, Needy and Sick (WONS) – Zambian Chapter SCI Delivers Bell Blue Bags

Humanitarian / November 20, 2025

Last September, members of the Zambian Chapter Safari Club International (SCI) Executive Committee, Maggie Rodger, Ian Robinson, Clinton Jones, John McLaurin and Laura du Plooy, together with Te Ata Headley and Everett Headley, SCI’s Guides and Outfitters Liaison, visited WONS (Women, Orphans, Needy and Sick) in Lusaka. The visit signifies the Chapter’s support of the SCIF …

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23rd Annual african Wildlife Consultative Forum success

Conservation / October 30, 2025

Livingstone, Zambia (22–26 September 2025) The 23rd AWCF, hosted at the Radisson Blu Mosi-oa-Tunya Resort in Livingstone, Zambia, was a resounding success, drawing praise from delegates and stakeholders across the continent and beyond. The event was marked by high-level engagement, strategic discussions, and strengthened collaboration among African range states and international partners. A pivotal contributor to …

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Conservation Matching Grant Adds 1,300 Acres to Sharp-tailed Grouse Habitat

Chapter Conservation Grants, Conservation / October 30, 2025

SCI Foundation, through their Conservation Matching Grant Program supported the SCI Minnesota Chapter, Pheasants Forever and other Partners to Add 1,300-Acre to Sharp-tailed Grouse Habitat Valuable habitat for sharp-tailed grouse has been added to one of Minnesota’s Wildlife Management Areas thanks to numerous conservation organizations. The SCI Foundation and SCI Minnesota Chapter were part of a …

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Combat Veteran Honored with Unforgettable Hunt

Humanitarian / October 30, 2025

SCIF Veterans Committee recognizes a veteran through a once-in-a-lifetime hunting experience. Courtesy of the Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) Veterans Committee and the Music City SCI Chapter, a deserving U.S. Combat Veteran was honored over a three-day hunting journey in Texas. Kevin Peters received the SCIF Combat Veteran Award during the 2025 SCI Convention in Nashville, …

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Celebrating a Conservation Success: New Film Showcases the Recovery of the Louisiana Black Bear

Conservation / September 16, 2025

SCI Foundation and Safari Club International are proud to announce the premiere of a powerful new documentary chronicling one of America’s greatest wildlife recoveries: the return of the Louisiana black bear. Once on the brink of extinction, the Louisiana black bear has made a historic comeback. New film highlights the species’ journey from being listed as …

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Tracking Grizzlies: A Collaborative Initiative in British Columbia

Conservation / August 28, 2025

In 2018, the Government of British Columbia decided to end licensed grizzly bear hunting, which has led to noticeable increases in bear density and activity. This increase has raised concerns about its impact on ungulate populations, crucial both culturally and nutritionally to the Tahltan people. Since 2019, the Tahltan Central Government (TCG) has intensified its predator management …

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Celebrating 23 Years of Conservation Leadership: AWCF 2025 in Livingstone, Zambia

Conservation / August 27, 2025

The 23rd African Wildlife Consultative Forum (AWCF) is set to take place from 22 to 26 September 2025 at the breathtaking Radisson Blu Mosi-oa-Tunya Resort in Livingstone, Zambia. As the flagship conservation event of Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) in Africa, AWCF has, for over two decades, served as a cornerstone for collaborative wildlife policy development across Africa. This year’s forum is proudly supported …

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