Protecting Wildland Communities

Forest Service works hard to reduce hazardous fuels, wildfire threats to communities

By Andrew Avitt, U.S. Forest Service - Pacific Southwest Region - For those who love the outdoors, the occasional weekend trip will not do. Instead, many have chosen to live as close to nature as possible, on the edge of forests. One in three homes in the U.S. is now located in a wildland…

2008 North American Wildlife Policy Conference - Federal, State, and Tribal Coordination

Working Draft prepared by the White House Conference on North American Wildlife Policy

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We believe that the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation can only be sustained with effective collaboration between federal, state, and tribal wildlife resource agencies.

Adventures from the Archives – Theodore Roosevelt’s World’s Record Cougar

Colorado 1901

By PJ DelHomme

Theodore Roosevelt is the only U.S. president with his name in the Boone and Crockett records. And as far as we know, he’s the only hunter to kill a World’s Record with a hunting knife.

North to Alaska! - B&C Impact Series

By PJ DelHomme

Feds to Consider Grizzly Bear Delisting

The U.S.

OM Application Submission Page

B&C World's Record - Non-typical Whitetail Deer

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B&C Fellow - Leslie Skora

Michigan State University - Masters - Graduated 2021
Monitoring brown bear abundance at Katmai National Park in Southwest Alaska

B&C World's Record - Typical Coues' Whitetail Deer

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