A survey of the essential role hunters and anglers have played in the conservation of species and habitat. From the personal contributions of towering figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Aldo Leopold to the collective efforts of non-profits like Ducks Unlimited and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, if it weren’t for outdoorsmen advocating on behalf of wildlife, the environment would be a considerably poorer place than it is now. (Ironically, the contributions of sportsmen to the environment are considerably more substantial than more traditional green groups such as Greenpeace or Defenders of Wildlife – organizations which take a stance against hunting and fishing.) Renowned sporting author E. Donnall Thomas, Jr. will tell, for the first time, the story of how sportsmen managed to make our world a much better place.
