Notes From the Field
Evaluating work on sharing information on hunting ammunition choice shows agency staff, law enforcement, hunter ed instructors, and other members of the community appreciate being part of the process.
Every season, more hunters are voluntarily making the choice to avoid accidentally poisoning wildlife with lead; not because they’re told to, but because it’s the right thing for wildlife, ecosystems, and future generations.
From deer camps to range days, conservation wins are happening one decision at a time. These stories highlight the people, programs, and partnerships driving real impact, preserving our outdoor heritage through action.
Podcasts, Articles and Other Media
Co-founder Leland Brown talks about his ongoing research into terminal performance of hunting bullets, and what really matters for a clean kill.
Partnership co-founders Chris Parish and Leland Brown join the Pertnear Outdoors crew to chat about voluntary programs to address unintended lead ingestion, how they work, and how hunters can continue to lead conservation and stewardship of wildlife and wild places.
Chris Parish, Leland Brown, and falconer Paul Juergens join The Wild Sheep Foundation and Charlie Booher to discuss lead and non-lead big game hunting ammunition, proposed legislation regarding its use, what the science says, and the role sportsmen could play as this issue is brought to the fore.
Bryan Bedrosian of Sporting Lead-Free, Leland Brown from the Non-Lead Partnership and Aaron Kindle of the National Wildlife Federation join the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Podcast to talk about effective use of lead-free hunting ammunition, why it’s worth another look as people prepare for hunting seasons, and what is happening in Colorado to help people access resources.
Hal Herring, Chris Parish, and Leland Brown talk about it all: from invasive species to backcountry hunts, from good guns to falconry.
Introducing the North American Lead-free Partnership to the mule deer hunting world. Challenges, opportunities, and the continued leadership of hunters in wildlife conservation and stewardship.


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