Feral hogs, an invasive species in Texas, cause significant ecological and agricultural damage across 252 of the state's 254 counties. Expert Mikayla Killam provides vital insights and management resources to help mitigate their destructive impact on the landscape and public health.

Flying Upstream and Higher Calling Wildlife: The Elevation, both documentaries produced by Chester Moore in collaboration with Paul Fuzinski, won top awards at the Press Club of Southeast Texas “Excellence In Media” awards. These films highlight fly fishing and outreach to children with special challenges, emphasizing conservation efforts.

Discover the ethical and environmental benefits of sourcing your own meat through hunting with insights from Josh Schwenckwe of Gastronomy Outdoors. Learn how responsible hunting practices contribute to wildlife conservation and foster a deeper connection to your food.

Join Herman Brune on the Mudfish Adventures podcast as he shares thrilling hunting and guiding stories from Montana to Mexico, offering insights into outdoor adventures and wildlife conservation. Discover the rich experiences of a seasoned guide who has spent decades in the wilderness, bringing you closer to nature and its untold tales.

Explore the inspiring journey of Indiana's First Lady, Janet Holcomb, as she advocates for women's empowerment and conservation through her passion for outdoor sports and leadership. Learn how she uses her experiences and platform to inspire and engage others in the stewardship of natural resources and personal empowerment.

Explore the extraordinary legacy of Charles Sheldon, a visionary conservationist and the founder of Denali National Park in Alaska. Dive into the life of a man who, fueled by his passion for wilderness and wildlife, dedicated his efforts to preserving one of America's most iconic natural landscapes.

Discover Grayson Highfield's inspiring journey from a dedicated vegetarian to a passionate hunter and fly-fisher, highlighting her transition and commitment to ethical wildlife practices. Explore her diverse experiences and advocacy for environmental conservation, making her a role model for women in outdoor pursuits.

Learn about the Dingell-Johnson Act, a crucial 1950 legislation using excise taxes on fishing equipment and fuels to fund U.S. fish conservation efforts. Discover how it supports habitat restoration, research, and educational programs to sustain fish populations and enhance wildlife conservation.

Explore the pivotal role of the Pittman-Robertson Act in U.S. wildlife conservation, detailing its funding, impact, and benefits since its enactment in 1937. Learn how this legislation uses excise taxes on hunting gear to fund vital wildlife and habitat conservation efforts nationwide.

Learn about the critical implications of the proposed changes to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act on declining North American bird populations and discover what actions concerned citizens can take to protect our avian friends. Explore how weakening this century-old law conflicts with conservation efforts established by environmental pioneers.

Explore Sue Tidwell's "Cries of the Savanna," where she highlights hunting's role in African wildlife conservation and community support. Tidwell's research and firsthand experiences provide a comprehensive look at the nuanced relationship between sustainable hunting practices and their essential benefits to biodiversity and local economies.

Discover the impact of Michigan's recent decision to shorten the coyote hunting season, a move criticized by conservationists for favoring public perception over scientific evidence. Learn how this change could reshape wildlife management practices and affect hunting traditions in Michigan.