(NewsUSA)
- Want to get a little wild this winter? The Dallas Safari Club’s upcoming convention in Atlanta, Georgia has something for everyone to help take a bite out of the midwinter blahs.
The Dallas Safari Club (DSC), a conservation organization founded by hunters from around the world, avidly supports conservation and wildlife management. The group’s mission, “to ensure the conservation of wildlife through public engagement, education, and advocacy for well-regulated hunting and sustainable use,” resonates with anyone who values nature.
The DSC’s annual Convention and Sporting Expo, taking place February 6-8, 2026 at the World Congress Center in Atlanta, is open to the public and provides one of the biggest hunting, fishing, and outdoors events in the United States.
The event brings together hunters, conservationists, outfitters, families, and others who share a passion for wildlife, wild places, and ethical, sustainable use of natural resources.
“Wildlife conservation isn’t just the work of scientists and nonprofits; it’s increasingly being funded by hunting and outdoor enthusiasts who are transforming how we conserve and ensure the future of healthy wildlife populations and the wild places they call home,” said Russell Stacy, Dallas Safari Club Interim Executive Director. “Conservation is at the heart of our mission, which is why proceeds from this convention fund wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, anti-poaching projects, and educational programs around the world,” Stacy said.
The Expo is a place where adults and children of all ages can experience the excitement of the outdoors. The event showcases hundreds of top outdoor outfitters, including not only firearm and gear manufacturers, but also nature and wildlife-themed artists, jewelers, and conservation partners.
Throughout the Expo weekend, attendees can participate in live and silent auctions, seminars, banquets, luncheons, raffles, educational courses, and networking events. The Expo offers something for everyone, from seasoned hunters and outdoorsmen to anyone simply curious about hunting and wildlife conservation. Learn more about how DSC-supported programs and initiatives have contributed to wildlife conservation success stories worldwide.
Single-day passes for adults start at $35; admission is free for children and teens age 16 and under.
