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Game vs Non-Game Species: What Really Matters Most in Conservation?

Wildlife conservation often sparks a big question: should we prioritize game species that fund conservation through hunting and fishing, or non-game species that make up the vast majority of biodiversity? In this video, I break down the real conservation debate between game and non-game species, exploring their ecological roles, funding realities, public perception, and why both are essential for healthy ecosystems. Drawing on decades of experience in wildlife conservation and the Endangered Species Act, I explain how balanced conservation strategies can support biodiversity, sustainable use, and long-term ecosystem resilience. Whether you’re an angler, hunter, wildlife professional, or someone who simply cares about nature, this discussion will help you better understand how conservation priorities are set — and why the answer isn’t as simple as choosing one over the other. 👉 Subscribe for practical insights on wildlife conservation, fisheries stewardship, and the Endangered Species Act, and feel free to contact me directly at jim.conservation.com for Endangered Species Act advising, coaching, and consulting.