Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (8) When an elephant population is expanding – and, for simplicity’s sake, doubling its numbers every 10 years – once it breaks through the
Prince William is talking sense – trophy hunting is crucial to conservation A few individuals legally hunted each year is a small price to pay for the transformative benefits trophy
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (7) I would like you now to imagine that the perennial plants which grow in a game reserve (representing the sanctuary’s many different habitats)
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (6) Here we are (Figure 4) back to the original sigmoid-curve graph that depicts the simple pattern of an elephant population’s growth from nought
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (5) In Blog 3 on this subject, I said that I would explain the rationale about managing excessive elephant populations and the justification for
Elephant Management in Kruger National Park (4) In Blog 3 on this subject, I said that I would explain the rationale about managing excessive elephant populations and the justification for
Communication Services Directorate – Ms Betty Moleko Please be advised that the TRUE GREEN ALLIANCE (TGA) has no objections to this new project. If the Chinese want and are prepared
My response to the article Timbavati risks tourist backlash to hunt a super tusker – the Daily Maverick 8 March 2017 Don Pinnock, as a journalist, may have a way
Don Pinnock, as a journalist, may have a way with words but his assumption that he is an authority on wildlife management and hunting issues is way off beam. There
Comment on the Draft Regulations for the Domestic Trade in Rhino Horn.Comment on the Draft Regulations for the Domestic Trade in Rhino Horn.
Comment to the Department of Environmental Affairs by J.C. Rance. Director: The True Green Alliance (TGA). The Director General, Dept of Environmental Affairs. Att: Ms Magdel Boshoff. By e-mail: mboshoff@environment.gov.za Dear Madam,