Membership Benefits

 

Safari Times: Monthly newspaper typically packed with articles and issues about wildlife conservation, legislation, and hunting.
Safari Magazine: This award winning publication is published six times a year and is designed to entertain and inform the member.
Governmental Affairs: The Washington, D.C. office provides assistance in clearing trophies and informs on U.S. Endangered Species Act, CITES and worldwide governmental activities.
Air Travel discounts with specified carriers.
Annual International Hunter Convention: Access to exhibitors, seminars, auctions and banquets.
Trophy & Replacement Insurance: Available for purchase to SCI North American members.
Firearms insurance: An annual fee is accessed interested SCI North American members.

  

Conservation
  Conservation: Millions of dollars are allocated to programs, grants, trusts and equipment designed to preserve wildlife.  

Education

  American Wilderness Leadership School (AWLS): Students and teachers discover the wise use of our natural resources and how vital they are to the future.
Apprentice Hunter's Program, instructs proper handling and safety of firearms.
School Outreach Programs, SCI educators instruct in a classroom setting. 		 

Humanitarian

  Sportsmen Against Hunger: Hunters donate game to the hungry.
Sensory Safari: Visually impaired individuals discover wildlife through the sense of touch.
Safari Care: Professionals offer assistance to individuals in third world countries.
Disabled Hunter: This program promotes opportunities for disabled hunters to experience hunting traditions and heritage.
Safari Wheels: Is a new and unique project focusing on helping the victims of landmine tragedy.
International Wildlife Museum: Promotes wildlife appreciation through exhibits, nature films, interactive computer technology and hands-on learning areas.