It is worth considering whether an African Parks – type model would provide the opportunity for all African states to coalesce in support of sustainable trade. One might envisage a single non-prof...Read More
The Center for Biological Diversity (a rather official sounding name for an AR group, they normally go for names like “Born Free” or “Defenders of Wildlife”) is pissed off. According to the we...Read More
The debate over whether the “preservationist” model of conservation is superior to the “sustainable use” one is hotly contested. However, this is somewhat academic. The imposition of the ban...Read More
In September of 1910 the English naturalist Richard Lydekker received word from a Piccadilly taxidermist Mr. Rowland Ward. He reported that the skin, scull and horns of an unknown kudu-like antelope h...Read More
Following a wave of popular outrage, the US government appears to be backtracking on the decision to allow the import elephant hunting trophies. Nonetheless, despite the support of celebrities and A...Read More
What a pleasure to do this Foreword for such a remarkable book. Paddy Hagelthorn’s passion and enthusiasm for Africa’s extraordinary celebration of diversity of fauna and flora has been encapsulat...Read More
An interesting article was recently posted on the Kenyan based African Wildlife Foundation’s (AWF) website entitled: “Trophy hunting not an option to finance conservation in Africa” The article ...Read More
It is difficult to arrive at a mean financial figure that would be necessary adequately to protect areas that are designated as protected. Costs will be related to potential financial value of the p...Read More
In February, 2017 the 600 000 acre Greater Libombo Conservancy was incorporated into the Great Limpopo Transfrontier conservation Area. Within the Greater Libombo Conservancy lies the Sabie Game Park,...Read More
Africa – an evocative word that encompasses a legendary continent. Many of us succumb to its allures, whether we journey there for a trip of a lifetime or for a lifetime of trips. Most of us, no...Read More