Africa’s Conservation Conundrum
The trophy hunting industry in Africa is dying, and that should concern all of us. What, if anything, replaces it will prove critical for the protection of the continent’s wildlife and wild places.
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By the Skin of His Teeth
On the island of Nauru, a young noddy hunter practices a skill that’s been passed down for centuries—one that now requires more patience.
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With eight eyes, two hydraulic legs, and impressive cognitive abilities, this jumping spider has a leg up on even the feistiest prey.
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To protect a rare Central Asian goat—and the snow leopards that depend on it—conservationists are turning to an unlikely ally: trophy hunters.
By the Skin of His Teeth
On the island of Nauru, a young noddy hunter practices a skill that’s been passed down for centuries—one that now requires more patience.
Face Off
With eight eyes, two hydraulic legs, and impressive cognitive abilities, this jumping spider has a leg up on even the feistiest prey.
Shoot to Save
To protect a rare Central Asian goat—and the snow leopards that depend on it—conservationists are turning to an unlikely ally: trophy hunters.