Category: SCI News
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Leopard Conservation Project | SCIF
SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN LEOPARD CONSERVATION PROJECT SCI Foundation’s supporters make it possible to amplify our important wildlife conservation, outdoor education, and humanitarian projects globally. Our recent efforts since October 2022 have involved data collection in Botswana, centered on the management of African leopards. The leopard is an iconic species of the African wilderness and an…
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Intervention in Northern Rockies Wolves Relisting Case
Safari Club International, RMEF, and Sportsmen’s Alliance filed to intervene in the Northern Rockies Wolves Relisting Case. Out groups maintain that state wildlife agencies should sustainably manage wolves just as they manage elk, cougar, deer, black bears and other wildlife in line with the North American Wildlife Conservation Model. Four Corners SCI is not responsible…
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SCI Shines at Colorado Sportsmen’s Day at the Capitol
On April 19, 2024, hunters, anglers, and conservationists from Centennial State gathered in Denver, Colorado, for Sportsmen’s Day at the Capitol. The event, held in conjunction with Colorado’s Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus, honors our hunting and angling heritage. Senators and Representatives of the Sportsmen’s Caucus hosted SCI and other organizations on the floor and in the Senate and…
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Four Corners SCI Woman Hunts Africa Award
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity provided by the Fossil Family to take one lucky woman hunter to travel to and experience Africa and the amazing hunting opportunities there. If you are an experienced woman hunter that has successfully harvested big game apply NOW! Applications are accepted until August 1, 2023. Four Corners SCI is not…
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Four Corners SCI Names Commitment to Conservation Award Recipient
Ignacio, Colo- Four Corners SCI is pleased to announce that Jennifer Burbey, of Durango, Colo., is the 2023 Jim Willems Commitment to Conservation Award Recipient. “We are excited to present this award to an amazing woman in our community who is fighting so hard for our hunting and outdoor freedoms,” said Four Corners SCI President…
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SCIF Commits $75K for Wildlife Conservation Education
The Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) is committed to ensuring the future of wildlife through conservation, education, and hunting, so it’s no surprise that they’ve committed a significant amount of money to Outdoors Tomorrow. SCIF commits $75K for Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation’s Wildlife Conservation Education DALLAS – Sept 16, 2022 – Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation (OTF), the leading provider…
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FOUR CORNERS SCI NAMES COMMITMENT TO CONSERVATION AWARD RECIPIENT
Ignacio, Colo- Four Corners SCI is pleased to announce that Dick Ray, of Pagosa Springs, Colo., is the 2022 Jim Willems Commitment to Conservation Award Recipient. “We are so proud of Mr. Ray and all of his accomplishments,” said Jason Deweese, Four Corners SCI President. The Jim Willems Commitment to Conservation award was created in…
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Sweet Success- Legacy Project 2020
The winner of the 2020 Legacy Hunt was a young man from Bayfield, Colorado. Kody Hoffman has shot firearms with his family but had never been hunting. He was eager to head out and learn with hunting guide Hody Ewing, who volunteers his time for SCI. The pair set out early in the morning in…
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SCI And USFWS Celebrate Historic Recovery And Delisting of Gray Wolves
After 45 years of protection, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced today its decision to delist the gray wolf from the list of threatened species under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). This decision is unequivocally based on the best available science, including both recent and historical information regarding wolf numbers and distribution…
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2021 SCI Hunters’ Convention Cancelled
TUCSON- After much contemplation and exhaustive effort, Safari Club International (SCI) has made the difficult decision to cancel its 2021 Hunters’ Convention. COVID-19-related restrictions imposed by the state of Nevada and city of Las Vegas to ensure a safe event environment during the ongoing pandemic has made it impossible to conduct a successful event for…