Zambia Minister Among Record Number of African Government Officials at SCI Show
Pictured left to right: SCIF President Warren A. Sackman, III, [...]
Pictured left to right: SCIF President Warren A. Sackman, III, [...]
By Joe Goergen, SCIF Conservation Manager Editor’s Note: This past [...]
Researcher Keenan Stears and Veterinarian Dr. Epaphras Muse attach a [...]
By Chris Comer, Ph.D., SCIF Director of Conservation Many readers may [...]
Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) recently co-sponsored the 7th World [...]
The most recent issue of the academic journal Global Ecology [...]
Over the past decade, I have had the privilege of [...]
A new study in Nepal hopes to show predation of local livestock by snow leopards is less than first thought.
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.
Along with grizzly bears being struck and killed, various other animals were struck as well and their carcasses were dumped in gravel pits in the valleys below. The dumped carcasses attracted grizzly bears to the valleys below