Safeguarding human–wildlife cooperation: Review . Authors: Van der Wal et al,Conservation Letters
Safeguarding human–wildlife cooperation – Van der Wal et al, Conservation Letters April 2022 C…
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Biodiversity & Conservation
Human Wildlife Conflict
IUCN Issues Briefs: Human-Wildlife Conflict JUNE 2022
IUCN Issues Briefs: Human-Wildlife Conflict JUNE 2022 Human-wildlife conflicts are becoming more fre…
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Biodiversity
Community conservation supported by global report on the sustainable use of wildlife
Community conservation supported by global report on the sustainable use of wildlife by Gail Thomson…
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It’s time to center African people in the conservation agenda – Mongabay Commentary
It’s time to centre African people in the conservation agenda – Mongabay Commentary by Gail Th…
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Communications, Advocacy & Research Officer Resource Africa United Kingdom (RAUK)
ResourceAfrica UK (RAUK) is a UK charity established in 1991. Along with its sister organisation, Re…
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Legal analysis of the community-based natural resource management principles in South African Development Community framework
Legal analysis of the community-based natural resource management principles in South African Develo…
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Media Release: Anti-hunting laws threaten our livelihoods and our wildlife
MEDIA RELEASE A Wave Of Legislative Proposals Throughout Europe To Restrict The Legal Import Of Hunt…
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Advocacy Activities
It’s a form of colonialism to tell us Africans what to do with our wildlife, writes Maxi Pia Louis, Community Leaders Network
It’s a form of colonialism to tell us Africans what to do with our wildlife, writes Maxi Pia Louis, …
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge ‘TEK’ – Why the world has a lot to learn about conservation – and trust – from Indigenous societies
Traditional Ecological Knowledge ‘TEK’ – Why the world has a lot to learn about co…
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Hand-to-Mouth Options for Rural Communities do not Guarantee Long-term Conservation of Biodiversity
Hand-to-Mouth Options for Rural Communities do not Guarantee Long-term Conservation of Biodiversity …
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The African Commission on Human and People’s Rights supports community-based natural resource management principles in historic resolution
The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights supports community-based natural resource …
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Why African community conservation is here to stay
Why African community conservation is here to stay Local communities find themselves in the middle o…
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View the latest blogs from the Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa (CLN). Clicking on the blog titles below will take you to the CLN site.
- The Zimbabwean government recently announced its intention to cull 200 of its 95,000 elephants to feed its people. Communities living […]
- The Academia Group of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) organised two major events during the second half of 2024 […]
- Placing communities at the heart of conservation efforts involves not only acknowledging their role as guardians of biodiversity but also […]
- The new Community Leaders Network (CLN) strategic plan describes the pathway to impact that CLN will take over the next […]
- The Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa (CLN), representing over 20 million individuals across twelve Southern African nations, stands as […]
- Viewed from space, the world-famous Okavango Delta looks like a large pan attached to a handle – the Okavango River. […]