The March/April 2020 editi0n of IUCN SULi Digest featured some of the many articles circulating on Covid-19 which relate to Wildlife trade and trade bans and… Read More »Webinar: Covid-19: Sustainability & Remodelling of Wildlife Sector
The author, Hagen Denker, in an article that appeared on the NAPHA (Namibia Professional Hunters Association) website and its social media pages in 2019 observes… Read More »Consumptive vs. non-consumptive tourism – NAPHA. Denker 2019-04
Produced by The Conservation Imperative, this 60-minute documentary follows Jack Ramsden, a young cattle rancher from Maun, on a quest across Northern Botswana to document… Read More »Video: Voices from the Frontline: Communities and Livelihoods in Botswana
In her ‘thought piece’ entitled Looking beyond hunting and tourism for community benefits published in October 2019 by Luc Hoffman Institute, Melissa de Kock (WWF-Norway,… Read More »Looking beyond hunting and tourism for community benefits – Luc Hoffman Institute. Author: Melissa de Kock. 10.2019
“Sustainable Futures – Communities in Action”, a documentary produced by the Community Conservation Research Network, premiered in early June, 2020. The film brings together communities… Read More »Video: Sustainable Futures – Communities in Action
COVID-19-led ban on wild meat could take protein off the table for millions of forest dwellers – Forests News. Authors: R Nasi, J Fa 2020-03… Read More »COVID-19-led ban on wild meat could take protein off the table for millions of forest dwellers
A response in African Sustainable Conservation News dated October 9, 2019 to a published piece on the IUCN website on September 27, 2020 – “Compatibility… Read More »The IUCN and trophy hunting – a response to the “ethics” attack on hunting
Extract: The term ‘fake news’ has become popularized over the last few years. The term refers to information, usually presented as ‘news’ that has no… Read More »The Dangers of Extrapolation – Hunting Revenues and Local Communities – CIC. 10-2019
Extract: Populations of UK’s most important wildlife have plummeted by an average of 60% since 1970. A quarter of mammals and nearly half of birds… Read More »Populations of UK’s most important wildlife have plummeted since 1970 – The Guardian. Author: Damian Carrington. 10.2019
On the surface it would seem that time is running short for African wildlife, but one Ghanaian entrepreneur sees conservation as one of the great… Read More »Transforming African conservation from old social cause into next-gen growth market