The case for shrinking the faunal poverty line – Daily Maverick. Author: Stoddard 2019-07
Africa’s beastly burden: The case for shrinking the faunal poverty line by Ed Stoddard, 15 July 2019
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A hunter responds to Joubert – Mmegi Press. Author: Stones 2019-03
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Evaluation of biodiversity policy instruments – What works and what doesn’t – Authors: Miteva et al. 2012
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Recovery and renewal: the return of wildlife tourism in Zimbabwe – National Geographic Author: Emma Thompson 2019-10
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How to save CITES (if it’s worth saving) – Daily Maverick Author: Ivo Vegter 2019-11
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Trophy hunting: No place for forced removals in wildlife conservation – Daily Maverick Author: Ivo Vegter 2019-12
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Botswana: A lack of consultation is bad for conservation – Africa Sustainable Conservation News. Author: Vereynne 2019-02
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Boris Johnson unveils £1.2bn for climate and endangered species Author: Peter Walker 2019-09
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Hunting and rural conservancies – not quite the end of the game – Daily Maverick. Author: Tony Weaver 2019-08
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South Africa’s rooibos restitution Indigenous groups must be compensated for their knowledge and made equals in research – Nature. Editorial 11.2019
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GREAT LIMPOPO TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA (GLTFCA): INTEGRATED LIVELIHOODS DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY 2016 – 2030
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“Climate Change and the Rural Economy in Southern Africa: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities” – European Commission Issue Report. 2012
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- Communities in Botswana are looking to grow their hunting market and therefore jumped at the chance to send two representatives […]
- This conference in Lusaka, Zambia on 9-11 December 2024 brought together community leaders, government officials, policymakers development partners and academics […]
- Crop farmers living around Kasungu National Park now pay five times as much for a bag of synthetic fertiliser than […]
- Maria is a widow living on the edge of Kasungu National Park in Malawi. After her husband passed away, she […]
- Towns and villages within the Cubango/Okavango Basin in Angola are developing quickly, but is this sustainable? The concept of sustainable […]
- The Zimbabwean government recently announced its intention to cull 200 of its 95,000 elephants to feed its people. Communities living […]