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2008 North American Wildlife Policy Conference - Funding for Conservation of Fish and Wildlife and Their Habitats

Working Draft prepared by the White House Conference on North American Wildlife Policy

PROBLEMS

  • Fish and wildlife conservation in America has been funded primarily by user fees (hunting and fishing licenses; migratory bird stamps; and excise taxes on arms, ammunition, archery, and fishing equipment, and motorboat fuel taxes).
  • Protecting Wildland Communities

    Forest Service works hard to reduce hazardous fuels, wildfire threats to communities

    By Andrew Avitt, U.S. Forest Service - Pacific Southwest Region - For those who love the outdoors, the occasional weekend trip will not do. Instead, many have chosen to live as close to nature as possible, on the edge of forests. One in three homes in the U.S. is now located in a wildland…

    2008 North American Wildlife Policy Conference - Federal, State, and Tribal Coordination

    Working Draft prepared by the White House Conference on North American Wildlife Policy

    PROBLEM

    We believe that the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation can only be sustained with effective collaboration between federal, state, and tribal wildlife resource agencies.

    Boone and Crockett Club Confirms New World's Record Non-Typical American Elk

     

    Perhaps the largest elk ever produced in the wild—a Utah bull taken in 2008 by a hunter on public land—has been confirmed as a new World's Record. The official declaration was made today by the Boone and Crockett Club.

    Roots of Conservation Groups – B&C Impact Series

    Conservation doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Achieving grand conservation milestones takes networking, collaboration, patience, and partnerships. Boone and Crockett Club members know that. For this reason, many Club members have been on the ground floor in the formative days of numerous conservation and environmental organizations that still exist today. While this isn’t an exhaustive list of the…

    Adventures from the Archives - Hill Gould’s Whitetail Buck

    Maine 1910 

    No, that’s not a moose. But at first glance, that’s likely what Maine Guide Hill Gould thought when this buck came crashing out of the alders one fall evening in 1910.

    Score and More

    An onX Hunt Masterclass

    Justin Spring, Director of Big Game Records, sat down with Dylan Dowson from OnX maps to go over the basics of scoring.