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by Erin Saros, Lansing School District Kindergarten Teacher In October of 2018, my friend decided to apply to the American Wilderness Leadership School in Wyoming and she encouraged me to apply [...]

by Ed H. Edwards, SCI Lansing member “A hunt based only on trophies taken falls short of what the ultimate goal should be” -Fred Bear Every year there is more conflict among hunters and confusion [...]

By Misti Leitelt, Perry High School Note: SCI Lansing and other Safari Club chapters sponsor teachers to attend a week long training in Wyoming to learn more about hunting, conservation and ways [...]

A patient 9-year-old boy has a great elk hunting story in Michigan following a weekend hunt in January.  Anthony Mazzali of Haslett, Michigan, with the guidance of owner Jerry McQuestion and [...]

 By Ed H. Edwards, Lansing SCI Chapter Member Most hunters have at least one interesting (if not ugly) story about traveling with firearms. Sometimes things do not go as you expect. Always plan [...]

Our single most effective method of increasing membership is when members like you tell their friends that they should belong.  When you talk to a hunter who is not a member, here are some great [...]

Safari Club International has introduced a new benefit that is available to all SCI members at no additional cost. The newly launched Hunter Information Service offers information on hunting [...]

This year’s 2018 Wish Hunt was extremely memorable. For the past several years, Jim and Janet Leonard have spearheaded this trip. They have accompanied the recipients for weekend trips of [...]

Find out how our AWLS Teachers are bringing the outdoors into their classrooms! Last year the Lansing SCI chapter sent two local teachers to American Wilderness Leadership School (AWLS.) Kate [...]

CURRENT LITIGATION The following information originally appeared in The Safari Club International Litigation Newsletter, January 2019 Vol. XIII, No. I CONVENTION EDITION SCI is currently [...]