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ADVOCACY EFFORTSSTATE AND FEDERAL AFFAIRS: SCI’s Headquarters Offi ce in Washington, D.C. hosts a staff of experienced law and policy analysts, litigators and governmental relation experts. They work with the certifi ed wildlife biologists of the SCI Foundation Conservation Department.

GLOBAL: SCI and the SCI Foundation provide the voice of the hunter in treaties that affect hunting and wildlife conservation worldwide.

POLITICAL ACTION: SCI’s Political Action Committee is the largest sportsmen’s PAC in the US, with a success rate of more than 96%.

LITIGATION: SCI is also your leader in protecting hunting in the courtroom. In the last ten years SCI has invested millions of dollars and worked tirelessly to stop anti-hunting zealots from using your courts as a tool to curtail hunting rights.

Membership SCI membership is valuable because it offers access to the entire world of hunting, all in one place. SCI membership is rewarding because SCI is the fi nest organization of hunters the world has ever known. It boils down to Hunter Pride.

Membership Benefi ts• 6 bi-monthly issues of SCI’s award-winning SAFARI Magazine• 12 monthly issues of Safari Times Newspaper• Calls to action on key legislative topics on hunting – state, national and international• Annual World Hunting Awards publication• Opportunity to attend SCI’s Members-only Annual Hunters’ Convention• Participate in SCI Record Book and Awards Programs• Opportunity to join your local SCI Chapter• SCI Hunter’s Travel Assistance Hotline powered by Global Rescue• Access to Hunt Reports• SCI “Hunter Pride” e-Newsletter• Access to SCI First for Hunters website• Offi cial SCI Membership ID card• Optional Insurance benefi ts available

SCI HUNTERS’ CONVENTIONSCI’s Annual Hunters’ Convention is not only the world’s premier hunting expo, it is the indispensable gathering of the hunting community. More than 20,000 members assemble each year to fulfi ll their every hunting desire. With six continents of hunting opportunity under one roof, alongside acres of gun makers, artisans, artists, taxidermists, authors and gear manufacturers. SCI is truly the hunter’s one-stop-shop. You don’t need your passport to enter this world marketplace, but you do need to be a member.Registration and membership are available at the door.For more information, visit SCI’s convention website at ShowSCI.org.

SCI FOUNDATIONConservation and Humanitarian EffortsSCI Foundation ensures the best available science is used in wildlife policy and management, and demonstrates the constructive role that hunting and hunters play in the conservation of biodiversity worldwide. Since 2000, SCI Foundation has spent over $60 million for nearly 100 international projects in conservation, wildlife, education and humanitarian services. SCI Foundation spends about $4 million annually to promote science-based conservation through wildlife research, capacity-building in governments, youth education and humanitarian programs.

Safari Care: SCI members provide humanitarian relief efforts around the world by providing medical supplies and medical equipment to communities in need.

Safari Wish: SCI members turn hunting dreams into realities for hunters with disabilities or who are terminally ill.

Sensory Safari: SCIF brings the world of safari to the fi ngertips. Hundreds of donated animal mounts, pelts, horns and antlers, combined with narration and sound, provide a sensory safari to individuals with sight impairment

Sportsmen Against Hunger: More than 230 million meals are served to the hungry every year through generous donations of meat from nature’s resources.

Disabled Hunter: SCI chapters promote courage and dignity while enabling those with disabilities to enjoy hunts locally or world wide.

SCI World Headquarters: 501 2nd St, NE, Washington, D.C. 20002(202) 543-8733 | www.SafariClub.org

Division of Membership Services, Fundraising and Business Operations.: 4800 W. Gates Pass Rd. Tucson, Arizona 85745 9490

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Safari Club International (SCI) is a not-for-profi t organization of hunters whose primary missions are to protect the freedom to hunt and to promote wildlife conservation.

SCI’s nearly 50,000 members and 180 chapters in the US and around the world are passionate about hunting and about wildlife conservation. Hunters take pride in carrying on the ancient traditions and practices of the hunt. Hunting is part of human nature and it is what enabled humans to feed ourselves, defend ourselves from dan-ger, form societies and develop art such as the cave paintings tens of thousands of years old that depict hunting because it was essential to the survival and growth of humankind.

People hunt for many reasons. For most hunters, it is a tradition handed down through their families. For all hunters, it is an unparal-leled way of participating in the real nature of life in the world, be-ing self-suffi cient and providing natural food for their families, friends and communities. All hunters are keenly aware of the natural world and the requirements of land and water that make it vibrant and that support a wide variety of wildlife. The hunter-members of SCI sup-port legal and ethical hunting based on the concepts of science-based sustainable use.

Hunters continue to support the revolution in wildlife management in the USA started by Theodore Roosevelt and his fellow sportsmen that has brought species such as white-tailed deer, wild turkeys and elk back from the brink of extinction to plentitude. Hunters willingly pay a tax on sporting goods in the US that provides billions of dollars of support to wildlife management and conservation. On a global

scale, hunters support the concepts of sustainable use and community-based natural resource management that conserve iconic species such as the lion, elephants, rhinoceros, leopards and cheetahs.

SCI is headquartered in Washington, D.C. in the USA and operates in the USA, Canada, Mexico, Europe and elsewhere around the world. From its headquarters, SCI educates policy-makers, regulators and the public globally on the role of hunting in society and the economy. Through its chapters, SCI raises millions of dollars for local conservation, education and humanitarian activities. In conjunction with its sister organization, the SCI Foundation, SCI provides on-the-ground conservation and anti-poaching funding.

SCI’s Washington-based activity covers local and state issues in the United States, US federal laws and regulations, litigation involving wild-life, global treaties, hunting in North America, Europe and around the world. SCI carries out its business activities through its Fundraising, Membership and Chapter Operations Center in Tucson, Arizona.

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