Government quotas and strict conservation practices keep wildlife, including furbearers, at optimum levels. There are no furbearing animals in the US or Canada which are endangered or threatened by fur harvesting today. Millions of North Americans depend on fur harvesting for their livelihood. These people have a vested interest in protecting the natural environment. Natural fur, used in coats and other garments, is a renewable resource.
Nothing is wasted in the production of a wildfur garment.
Furbearers provide food, organic fertilizer, medicines, and other biodegradable products. Conversely, synthetic materials exhaust our limited supply of oil and other non-renewable resources. Sound wildlife management programs ensure the necessary supply of natural wildfur for today's needs and those of tomorrow.