Hard Truths of Conservation “Private Ownership of Wildlife” S2 February 17 2024 on History

On Saturday February 17 2024, History broadcasts an episode of the series Hard Truths of Conservation!

Private Ownership of Wildlife Season 2 Episode Summary

In this episode of “Hard Truths of Conservation,” airing on History, viewers are taken on a fascinating journey into the world of wildlife ownership. Titled “Private Ownership of Wildlife,” the episode follows Dan Cabela as he delves into the model of private ownership of wildlife in South Africa.

Throughout the episode, Cabela explores various aspects of wildlife ownership, from game capture to attending auctions and even participating in hunting activities to support local communities. As he immerses himself in this unique ecosystem, viewers gain insight into the complexities and challenges of wildlife conservation in a private ownership model.

With its thought-provoking exploration of conservation practices and their impact on local communities, “Private Ownership of Wildlife” offers a nuanced perspective on the relationship between humans and wildlife. Tune in to History for this enlightening episode of “Hard Truths of Conservation” and discover the realities of wildlife ownership in South Africa.

What Time is the “Private Ownership of Wildlife” Episode On?

The Private Ownership of Wildlife episode of Hard Truths of Conservation will be broadcast on February 17 2024 on History at 9:00 AM at ET/PT.

Is the “Private Ownership of Wildlife” Episode New?

The Private Ownership of Wildlife episode of Hard Truths of Conservation is all new!

Hard Truths of Conservation Private Ownership of Wildlife Cast & Stars

Main Cast
Dan Cabela

Private Ownership of Wildlife Episode Videos & Previews

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Hard Truths of Conservation Series Information

Experiencing some of the world's most fearsome animals up close -- leopards, bison, cheetahs, and more -- Dan Cabela learns how these creatures play such vital roles on the planet, and how important it is to keep them protected.