Stories

On the ground with the Cabela Family Foundation in Mozambique

In Euro-American history, fire has been viewed predominantly as an enemy to life.

Taking Aim” is a provocative Q&A with a diverse range of conservationists, scientists, professional hunters, rangers and advocates willing to share unique perspectives on controversial topics related to wildlife conservation in Africa.

Anti-poaching units in Africa stem the tide of extinction

Outfitting & Freeskiing with Maria Lovely

Walking the Wilds of Alaska

The Land of Plenty

What we can learn from indigenous management

It was like something out of a Robert Earl Keen song: Addison Edmonds and his college roommates sitting around the living room of their single-floor rental in Oxford, Mississippi one listless Saturday morning, watching B-grade hunting shows and pining for a sleety morning in their fathers’ duck blinds, until someone picked up a mostly empty…

As a fish biologist specializing in native species, Pat Van Eimeren spent much of his career with the U.S. Forest Service promoting the “Four C’s” of native fish conservation — clean, cool, complex, and connected habitats. Today, Van Eimeren is retired, which means he spends even more time in the field, hunting and fishing in…