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ALEXANDRIA, Va., — Three out of four boat owners have a household income of less than $100,000 and, like many American families in the lingering tight economy, recreational boaters are frugal with their spending.

If you attended last year’s conference in Alaska, you had the chance to learn firsthand from two experts about the proposed Pebble Mine project. In the words of former Alaska state senator Rick Halford, this controversial proposal to develop what would be the largest open-pit mine in North America in the headwaters of the most productive wild salmon fishery on the planet will be the conservation “battle of the 21st century in Alaska.”

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MISSOULA, Mont.–In a continuing effort to ensure the future of wildlife resources and hunting opportunities, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation announced it will return 100 percent of the revenue it generates from the auction of state special big game permits through its national events and programs to the individual states.

PHOENIX — While the Arizona Game and Fish Department has been working to conserve imperiled wildlife species for much longer, today the department celebrates Endangered Species Day and marks the 40th anniversary of the federal act.

Washington, D.C. -Safari Club International’s Board of Directors elected the organization’s Officers and Executive Committee during their meeting here May 11. The 12-member Executive Committee, comprised of volunteers within the organization, will work with SCI’s Chief Executive Officer Phil DeLone.