Paving the Way for a Wilderness Act - B&C Impact Series
Just decades after founders of the Boone and Crockett Club worked to save the last remnants of North American big game, other members worked to save the last vestiges of “untrammeled” wilderness. This is how a handful of members worked to create our nation’s wilderness system.
Fighting the Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease
Seven timber companies and four conservation organizations are joining together to fight the spread of chronic wasting disease (C
Wildlife Caught on Camera - Volume 7
Winter came early this year to the Rocky Mountain Front. On the Club’s Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch in northwest Montana, the plains slam into the Rocky Mountains in dramatic fashion—and the weather can be intense. Winds in some places on the Front average 18 mph every single day. That doesn’t seem to stop the big game, predators, and other woodland creatures from going about their…
2008 North American Wildlife Policy Conference - Habitat Conservation on Public Lands
Working Draft prepared by the White House Conference on North American Wildlife Policy
PROBLEMS
Wildlife habitat management activities on federal lands are affected by sometimes conflicting statutory and regulatory priorities (endangered species act, clean water act, national environmental policy act, national forest manaAdventures from the Archives – Frank Cook’s Dall’s Sheep
Alaska 1956
One man’s quest for a trophy Dall’s sheep takes him on a classic adventure in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. His determination ends with a wild story and a World’s Record.
During World War II, Frank Cook served in the Navy. He was a radio and radar operator on seaplanes and spent about a year in the South Pacific.
Conservation in Color - 2022 Winners
The Boone and Crockett Club Conservation Program has just wrapped up their 2nd annual Conservation in Color Art Contest where we asked students ages K-12 to send in their nature art!