Robin Hurt, who grew up hunting in Kenya, became a fearless professional guide through Africa’s golden safari era, leading clients into some of the most dangerous regions to secure exceptional Big Five trophies.

Facing Down Fear is a memoir of a life lived across southern and eastern Africa, sharing campfire tales, adventures, and lessons on how confronting fear leads to freedom, fulfillment, and a deep love for Africa’s wild places.

Pete Fick, one of Zimbabwe’s most renowned professional hunters, shares his experiences from culling over 1,000 elephants to decades of dangerous game hunting across the country, culminating in his work with the Bubye Valley Conservancy and stories that make his book essential for anyone interested in Zimbabwean big game hunting.

CIC is the global authority on biodiversity protection and hunting. A driving force in wildlife conservation since 1930, we unite hunters, governments, and NGO’s from over 80 countries to defend conservation through sustainable use, rights for communities, and biodiversity.

Conservation of wildlife and wild places.

Kai-Uwe Denker’s About the Spirit of the African Wilderness recounts his past 20 years of elephant hunting in Namibia’s Kalahari, blending hunting adventure, conservation through the pursuit of old bulls, and the fine art of tracking into what is considered one of the modern classics on elephant hunting.

The Conservation Imperative is an informal, unaffiliated organization created to promote the philosophy of sustainable utilization of wildlife following the IUCN’s sustainable use policy across the full spectrum of wildlife management practices.