Adventures from the Archives - Fred Bear’s Barren Ground Caribou
Alaska 1959
By PJ DelHomme
By PJ DelHomme
The Department of Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management at Texas A&M
Texas A&M University-Kingsville's (TAMUK) wildlife program has 150 undergraduate and 60 graduate students who learn about range and wildlife management in the southwestern United States.
Once a wild game animal, now a product of commercialism and chemistry.
Today's upward trend in deer (and elk) breeding and shooting operations is reaching critical mass, compromising traditional hunting and conservation, and fueling a strong new response from America's first conservation and hunter advocacy organization, the Boone and Crockett Club.
Conceived at a meeting among B&C members in 2003, NCLI has been guided by a single question: “What will it take to prepare our future leaders?” The answer has consistently remained linked with providing a truly unique curriculum with an emphasis on participant diversity, viewing leadership through a multifaceted lens, and a willingness to embrace self-organization as a means of…