Unlike hunting groups that pay lip service to conservation, Safari Club International hosts actual killing derbies

Donald Trump wants to let elephant hunters bring trophies to the U.S. to "conserve the species"

The future of endangered animals is a lot more precarious

Trump backtracked on lifting an Obama-era ban on elephant trophy imports, pending a review

Behind the scenes, the politically connected Safari Club International has been waging war on African wildlife

Kroenke misjudged the British love of animals — but the bigger issue is that trophy hunting is disgusting

Over 20,000 African elephants were poached for their ivory in 2013

When clients pay thousands to kill exotic species, guides face pressure to deliver the goods--even breaking the law

A plan to kill 25,000 elephants a year -- with trophy hunters doing some of the shooting -- has divided African wildlife experts and revived old charges of colonialism.

Andrew Loveridge's new book reveals that Cecil the Lion languished for 10–12 hours after being shot in 2015

A year in office, and he’s targeted eagles, elephants and other species

A history defends the hunters as conservationists and argues that the real villains were poachers.

The former president's son was with a guide in Utah who baited a bear with pastries to then be killed by Trump Jr.

The brutal but lucrative ivory trade, fueled largely by U.S. demand, is wiping out elephants and funding terrorists