by Managing Editor | Mar 25, 2020 | COVID-19, science, Social Media, Wildlife Conservation
At press time, Dallas, as are many other places right now, is in a declared state of emergency. With schools closed, hobbies halted, and traveling restricted, here are a few suggestions of new things to try. To stimulate young (and old!) minds about hunting, wildlife...
by Managing Editor | Mar 9, 2020 | hunting, nature, News, wildlife, Wildlife Conservation
A news release by FACE: Today, thousands of scientists across and beyond Europe called for higher ambition in addressing sustainability challenges in the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Through a ten-point plan, their Statement highlighted weaknesses associated...
by Managing Editor | Mar 6, 2020 | Conservation in Action, nature, News, wildlife, Wildlife Conservation
As habitat loss and poaching continue to affect many animal species, let’s visit a CITES Sustainable Trade Success Story: American Alligator Recovery and Trade. By the 1860s, the leather industry had greatly harmed the American Alligator populations, but today,...
by Managing Editor | Mar 3, 2020 | News, North American Wildlife Conservation Model, Wildlife Conservation
In January, DSC submitted a response to the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs’ call for evidence on the impact of trophy imports and exports. Botswana just released their response from Philda N. Kereng, Minister of Environment, Natural Resources...
by Managing Editor | Feb 26, 2020 | Conservation in Action, hunting, North American Wildlife Conservation Model, Wildlife Conservation
DSC greatly supports the decision by the Republic of Botswana to lift the 2014 hunting moratorium. The decision to lift the hunting moratorium was a significant step forward for Botswana’s science-based wildlife conservation policy. Moreover, Botswana’s controlled...
