Episode 3 of Hard Truths of Conservation takes us to the incredibly diverse and beautiful landscapes of New Zealand. Aotearoa, or 'The Land of the Long White Cloud', was the name given to the islands when Maori navigators first saw signs of the new land in the formations of drawn out strands of cloud spreading across the horizon.

Don’t miss this new episode airing tomorrow, Saturday, March 2nd at 9:00am EST in the outdoors block on the History channel. And in case you missed it, there will be an encore presentation of last week's episode, "A Conservation Legacy", immediately following at 9:30am EST.

Don’t miss this exciting new episode airing tomorrow, Saturday, February 24th at 9:00am EST in the outdoors block on the History channel. And in case you missed the season premiere, there will be an encore presentation of last week’s episode, "Private Ownership of Wildlife", immediately following at 9:30am EST. 

To kick things off in Season Two, Dan Cabela travels to South Africa to learn how the model of private ownership of wildlife has impacted the country. Much of the area in this episode was once used for sheep, goat, and cattle pasture which was almost completely devoid of wildlife. However, private wildlife ownership has changed that, and contributed to a drastic increase in wildlife populations --- bringing new life to a once-desolate landscape.

This episode will air tomorrow, Saturday, February 17th at 9:00am EST in the outdoors block on the History channel.

We are one week away from the season two premiere of "Hard Truths of Conservation". The first episode will air on Saturday, February 17th at 9:00am EST in the outdoors block on the History channel.

From South Africa to New Zealand to Arkansas to Pakistan, this season is full of incredible conservation stories from around the globe.

Meet KAR-F001, one of the original 24 Lions placed in Coutada 11, whose incredible story is one the world needs to hear. It is a story of real conservation and the hard truths that come with any large-scale initiative involving animals. It's also proof of what happens when you have an incredible team that cares - monitoring and intervening when necessary - as this most certainly wouldn't have a happy ending without our partners at Zambezi Delta Safaris Anti-Poaching.

The 2024 show season is upon us and we kicked things off this last week at Dallas Safari Club. This show is one of our favorites every year for many reasons. Whether it's connecting with old friends or making new ones, this show really sets the tone for what's ahead in the new year.

We are thrilled to introduce Adam Bender as the newest addition to the Cabela Family Foundation team, taking on the role of Development Director. Born and raised in Nebraska, Adam was immersed in the outdoor lifestyle at an early age by his father.

As we continue filming the upcoming season of Hard Truths of Conservation, we are diving even deeper into the effects of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) on whitetail deer populations and their human counterparts.

Recently, we traveled to the beautiful country of Argentina for a long-awaited journey delving into the local hunting and conservation practices currently taking place in the country.

Over the summer, we were happy to be able to send a team from Zambeze Delta Conservation to the International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB), the largest conservation-focused conference in the world hosted in Kigali, Rwanda.

We are thrilled to announce the birth of multiple new cheetah cubs within the 12 Cheetahs Initiative!

Season one of the TV series now available on YouTube!

We are thrilled to announce our first Cheetah cubs have been born as a result of our 12 Cheetahs relocation project!

Here is the latest 24 Lions monitoring report available for download

Here is the latest 12 Cheetahs project report available for download

The 2021 Anuual report for the 12 Cheetahs reintroduction project are now available for download

The 24 lions project report for November 2021 is now available for download