Author: Bugs van Heerden
John Hume, a True Rhino Conservationist.
Three years ago I met John Hume who has been dubbed the worlds largest rhino breeder. I saw first hand how he runs his farm and had an opportunity to talk to him for hours and meet some of the happy r... Read More
Grizzly Bear Hunting in British Columbia. By Karen Renee Saginaw.
I’ve been rather uninspired about writing lately. Not because there is any lack of important topics to discuss, but because all too often it seems nobody really gives a rip or, worse yet, people... Read More
The Cattle Barons of Kenya.
Laikipia is buckling under the pressure of a massive influx of armed pastoralists and their herds numbering over 135,000 cattle together with 200,000 sheep and goats. To the outside world, this cris... Read More
iSIMANGALISO WETLAND PARK.
SUMMARY: TRANSFORMATION AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVES BACKGROUND The iSimangaliso Wetland Park (“Park”) was listed as a World Heritage Site in December 1999. It was the anchor project of th... Read More
Hunting and Tourism-Key Partners for Conservation by Dr. Chris Brown.
In this excellent article by Dr. Chris Brown from the Namibian Chamber of Environment, the relationship between hunting and tourism and conservation is discussed. Click on the link below to read the a... Read More
Ivory – To burn or not to burn? by Chris Huxley
A discussion of the pros and cons of destroying ivory Chris Huxley This discussion has been stimulated by recent conversations with a variety of people holding different views on the thorny topic of h... Read More
A Curious Paper- Dr. Daniel Stiles
A paper with the title DOES LEGALIZATION REDUCE BLACK MARKET ACTIVITY? EVIDENCE FROM A GLOBAL IVORY EXPERIMENT AND ELEPHANT POACHING DATA was released on 13th June, 2016. It was accompanied sim... Read More
The Impact of Drought in the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park (HiP) South Africa. – A. Whateley.
The concern expressed by John Forrest in a recent article in the journal Oxpecker that mortality among white rhino in South Africa due to present drought conditions could exceed numbers poached, made ... Read More
A Layman’s Quest for the Logic Behind Opposition to Legalising Trade in Rhino Horn- Jane Wiltshire PhD, MBA, BSc
Leonardo’s Sailors A Review of the Economic Analysis of Wildlife Trade Alejandro Nadal Francisco Aguyao June 2014 The Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value School of Environment, Educatio... Read More- 3 of 4
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