A conservationist group supporting safari hunting?

The Southeast Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) is well known for contributing greatly to the local economy.  It also claims to "[promote] the conservation and preservation of nature and wildlife through its educational outreach programs and its focus on the visual arts" which is highly appreciative. However, I find that such advertising is misleading and even hypocritical when one attends the festivities in Marion Square.  There, one will find "a sporting village with hands-on displays of products and services of interest to the sporting crowd," according to The Best Read Guide: Charleston (http://www.bestreadguide.com/charleston/images/010303/att_wildexpo.shtml) The use of a Sporting Village that exhibits remains, aka trophies or "products," of animals, both local and exotic, is offensive to the conservationists and preservationists that you are trying to attract. 

I would greatly appreciate either the removal of, the limiting of, or more up-front advertising of the Sporting Village. 

Thank you