Episode 245: Realistic Expectations and Professional Standards with Rob Kern
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We discuss Rob’s commitment to setting realistic expectations for hunters and why reinforcing professional standards is vital for the industry's longevity. Rob explains his belief that the future of hunting depends as much on public trust as it does on biology, a distinction he feels is often underappreciated by those within the hunting community. We explore the difficult but necessary concept of “self-policing” and why the industry must be willing to hold its own accountable to maintain its social license to operate.
The conversation also turns toward the power of media and imagery. Through his work with Wild Strongholds, Rob emphasizes conservation storytelling that centers on local communities and experts rather than "performative" content. He reflects on the lessons learned from the Alpine Ibex film in Austria and offers insights into how hunting can be communicated more effectively to the non-hunting public without sanitizing the reality of the pursuit.
Finally, Rob provides an update on the Hunting Consortium’s long-standing work, specifically their management of over 1,000 Marco Polo sheep hunts since 1987. He discusses the recent U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service import approvals—a major win after a five-year freeze—and what that process reveals about the intersection of conservation science, advocacy, and trust.
Website & Socials
- Website: www.HuntCon.com
- Facebook: Hunting Consortium
- LinkedIn: Rob Kern
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