Galapagos: Artist Depicts Famous Archipelago’s Unique Creatures On Krieghoff K-80/S
By John Geiger, Managing Editor Originally published in the 2023 [...]
SCI Celebrates, Encourages Members to Participate in “Wild Game Meat Donation Month”
Safari Club International (SCI) proudly celebrates November as the first [...]
SCI to Relocate Business, Member Services Office from Tucson to San Antonio
This week, Safari Club International (SCI) announced its decision to [...]
FWS Publishes the Hunt-Fish Rule
This weekend, the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) published its 2023-2024 [...]
Around the States: SEAFWA, Massachusetts, Michigan
Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (SEAFWA) Meeting: Wildlife [...]
SCI Commemorates Grand Opening of the Armand and Mary Brachman Advocacy Center
On Thursday, Safari Club International (SCI) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the dedication of its Washington, D.C. office as the new Armand and Mary Brachman Advocacy Center. SCI leadership, senior staff, legislators, dignitaries, and partners were in attendance to commemorate the transformation of SCI’s DC office, only steps from the Capitol, into an official “Hunters’ Embassy.”
Navigating Trophy Shipment Challenges
As with hunting travel, importing hunting firearms, and other aspects of international hunting, international trophy shipments have become more complicated due to continually evolving regulations and logistical challenges. The range of requirements makes it easy for international hunters to make a simple mistake that can cost them thousands of dollars and ruin a trip.
‘Tis The Season For Safari Shopping
In safari hunting, last-minute cancellations can and do happen. When they do, outfitters and their agents scramble to fill valuable dates, sometimes leading to significant discounts. However, this can’t be counted on and few among us can drop everything at a moment’s notice, no matter how attractive the opportunity. Most of us need to plan.
SCI Foundation Wraps Up The 21st African Wildlife Consultative Forum
Last week, SCI Foundation held the 21st African Wildlife Consultative Forum (AWCF), SCIF’s flagship program that brings together conservation stakeholders in southern Africa annually. Hosted by Namibia, this year’s forum was an unrivaled success with productive dialogue on the sustainable use community’s priorities.
SCI Europe Committee Strategizes Hunter Advocacy During Meeting in Oslo
The SCI Europe Committee convened in Oslo, Norway this month to discuss current issues affecting European hunters and how SCI can protect hunting and foster conservation in this part of the world.