The exam consists of three parts; a written theory with a maximum possible score of 100 point, actually measuring 10 species and an oral examination by a panel of 2 instructors on measuring of trophies. The theory section as done via oral exam to accommodate dyslectic students.
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Rowland Ward Welcomes New Measurer
 Rowland Ward is delighted to announce that we have added a new official measurer in Tajikistan, Mr. Rasul Zikrov. He is a student of biology and is employed by Association of Nature Conservation Organizations in Tajikistan (ANCOT), an organization that works throughout the country making local communities aware of the valuable wildlife resources … Continue reading Rowland Ward Welcomes New Measurer
Behind the Fence
Why Rowland Ward does not accept animals from game-breeding facilities for the record book. Please click here for full page.
An Incredible Argali
Rowland Ward re-measures a magnificent Marco Polo sheep head that dates from 1944. Click here for full page.
‘Poorly conceived’ trophy hunting bill puts wildlife at risk, UK government told
Proposed ban on trophy hunting imports ignores African perspectives and could reverse conservation gains, says open letter Click here for full story.
Rowland Ward Foundation Formed
The 130-year-old organization is now officially a non-profit foundation.
All About Tusks
Whether they're long, short, or deformed, the tusks of various species are a fascinating phenomenon.
What is Fair-chase Hunting?
Rules and standards may vary, but ultimately it comes down to our own personal ethics.
On the Fence
Rowland Ward explains its position on the shooting of captive-bred lions and other predators in Africa.
Reaching Out
New Nimrod Center highlights the crucial link between hunting, fishing, and conservation. The important work of helping non-hunters understand the importance of sportsmen-funded wildlife management just got a big boost. A groundbreaking new Center dedicated to educating the public on the values of recreational hunting and fishing has been established through an endowment from Alan … Continue reading Reaching Out
Considering the Ethics of Trophy Hunting: Part 2
By Harley McAllister and Corey Ellis Under what circumstances is the killing of an animal ethical when the primary motivation is not consumption? This is a tricky issue, and all the more so due to the attention it receives in the mainstream press. In the first installment of this two-part series, we defined three … Continue reading Considering the Ethics of Trophy Hunting: Part 2
