The Resource Africa Blog section hosts fresh ideas and new perspectives on topical issues in conservation, rights, and development in Southern Africa and invites guest contributors to submit ideas for articles.
The views in the guest posts are the authors’ own and do not necessarily represent those of Resource Africa.
If you have a perspective on a topical issue and would like to contribute a short post, please email us info@resourceafrica.net
TERMS OF REFERENCE PROJECT COORDINATOR Reports to: Programme Director Terms of Engagement: Full Time (five months) Job Purpose: The Project Coordinator will be responsible for… Read More »TERMS OF REFERENCE PROJECT COORDINATOR
Rising Human-Wildlife Conflict in Zambia’s Eastern Region: An Urgent Crisis Needing Immediate Solutions The Eastern Region of Zambia, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and abundant… Read More »Rising Human-Wildlife Conflict in Zambia’s Eastern Region: An Urgent Crisis Needing Immediate Solutions
Hunting areas, the last bastion of biodiversity in Cameroon, are in danger! Colonel Serge Patrick Tadjo and a team of 400 people manage the Bouba… Read More »Hunting areas, the last bastion of biodiversity in Cameroon, are in danger!
Proposed United Kingdom Trophy Hunting Import Ban Threatens African Conservation Success, Ignores International Agreements MEDIA RELEASE 21 November 2024 For Immediate Release Proposed United Kingdom… Read More »Proposed United Kingdom Trophy Hunting Import Ban Threatens African Conservation Success, Ignores International Agreements
Savanta, a leading data, market research and advisory company, conducted an online survey of 4,002 Britons on the subject of trophy hunting, commissioned by Resource… Read More »UK attitudes towards hunting trophy imports
Report on the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill debated in the UK House of Commons [Click to download full report]
Why Southern African Communities Must Climb the Conservation Governance Ladder A ground-breaking global review of Indigenous peoples and local communities engaged in conservation reveals that… Read More »Why Southern African Communities Must Climb the Conservation Governance Ladder
Statement from the Community Leaders Network and Resource Africa Following KAZA Summit 2024 The Community Leaders Network and Resource Africa recently attended the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier… Read More »Statement from the Community Leaders Network and Resource Africa Following KAZA Summit 2024
Mozambique study: Rules about wildlife are more important than benefits from wildlife Human-wildlife conflict is often seen as a balancing act between the costs and… Read More »Mozambique study: Rules about wildlife are more important than benefits from wildlife
