Private Rhino Farmer Forced into Selling Prime Nature Estate to Save 1732 Rhinos
Private nature estate in South Africa under the hammer to secure future of southern white rhino Mauricedale Nature Estate, 15
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THE SOURCE ISSUE NO.3 18 August 2019 – CITES CoP18 Notes
Compiled by Emmanuel Koro, African environmental journalist who extensively written on environment and development issues in Africa IN THIS ISSUE:
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Presentation to the EU by IEI at CoP18
PRESENTATION OF GODFREY HARRIS, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE GodfreyIVORY EDUCATION INSTITUTE, BEFORE THE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (HON. TITTANOORA
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THE SOURCE ISSUE NO.2 17 August 2019 – CITES CoP18 Notes
IN THIS ISSUE: Pro-sustainable use U.S. environmental NGO tells EU its concerns of the attempts by Western animal a rights
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The CITES Conundrum
I am not an expert on the rules of CITES. So, I do not know anything about what opinions, options
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Please Note
1. The time for diplomacy as we have now learnt died about 43-years ago when CITES was formed with good
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Animal Rights Groups Fail to Hijack Africa Wildlife Summit
Emmanuel Koro, Correspondent Consumptive tourism which includes wildlife trophy hunting and hunting for meat contributes 90 percent of the tourism revenue
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Open Letter to President Masisi
Lausanne, 4 June 2019 OPEN LETTER Dr Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi His Excellency, President of the Republic of Botswana, Private
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Evidence That Ivory Trade Ban Has Failed Africa: 500 vultures die in Botswana after eating poisoned elephants.
Sad news. Incidentally, this presents to the world more evidence that the CITES Western animals groups sponsored ivory trade is not
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The Hunting Controversy
I have just been asked to provide our social media followers with an explanation to clarify the distinction between hunting;
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