The Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) is a membership-based organization for professional communicators in the outdoor media industry, including writers, photographers, broadcasters and marketers. POMA also has Corporate Partner members, which are a company, organization, tourism agency, advertising or public relations agency, or relevant government agency such as natural resource agencies that have an interest in the outdoors and support the goals, philosophies and programs of POMA.
Founded in 2005, POMA supports members by offering professional development, networking and educational opportunities focused on outdoor traditions like hunting, fishing and shooting sports. The organization also provides a platform for connecting media professionals with industry partners and promotes ethical standards and the preservation of outdoor activities.
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July 24, 2026
As the Public Lands Council (PLC) approaches the 58th Annual Meeting, PLC reminds attendees and supporters to register before prices increase on August 15! Public lands ranchers will meet with academic, government, and industry partners in Copper Mountain, CO from September 15-17, 2026, to discuss industry priorities and opportunities to advance land and industry policy.
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The world’s largest sportfishing trade show came to a close last Friday as attendees filtered out the doors of Orlando's Orange County Convention Center. After a jam-packed week of networking, business meetings, product testing and a full slate of new events, this year's show will go down as one of the most successful ICASTs in recent memory.
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SCI Record Books: Aaron Smith Explains How Hunters Drive Conservation Safari Club International's Record Book is more than a list of trophy animals. Instead, it serves as a valuable conservation and wildlife research tool. In this episode, Aaron Smith explains how every measured entry contributes meaningful data for scientists and wildlife managers. Most importantly, he reminds hunters that everything SCI does helps raise money for conservation, protecting wildlife for future generations.
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