Videos tagged with Wildlife Policy

This video features CRPA Legislative Director Rick Travis discussing the escalating coyote population in California and the Fish and Game Commission's wildlife management decisions. The discussion highlights concerns about the tripling of coyote numbers in 10 years, the impact of misguided policies influenced by anti-hunting groups, and the potential reclassification of coyotes as "non-take" animals. Travis addresses public health risks associated with urban coyotes, the habituation of wildlife, and the consequences for pets, livestock, and native ecosystems. The video aims to inform viewers about upcoming Fish and Game Commission meetings and encourage action to influence policy, emphasizing the role of hunters and conservationists as the "last line of defense." It also promotes the CRPA website for further information and support of 2A litigation.

This SHOT Show TV interview features leaders from the American Wildlife Conservation Partners (AWCP), including representatives from Delta Waterfowl, the Congressional Sportsman's Foundation, and the Boone and Crockett Club. They discuss the critical role of AWCP in shaping wildlife conservation policy for the next four years, emphasizing a consensus-driven approach outlined in their report, 'Wildlife for the 21st Century: Volume VII'. Key topics include recommendations for recreational shooting access on federal lands and lead ammunition policies, alongside broader habitat conservation efforts essential for sustainable hunting.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features an interview with Wayne van Zwoll, a prolific writer and contributor to GUNS Magazine. Van Zwoll, with a Ph.D. in forestry/wildlife policy, has authored 16 books and nearly 3,000 articles on firearms, optics, ballistics, and big game hunting over the past four decades. He is also a competitive rifleman, a hunter who has pursued game on five continents, and has served as a Hunter Education Instructor. The podcast invites viewers to suggest future topics and guests.