The Importance of National Wildlife Cultures
All nations are a product of their national cultures. And national cultures are a combination of a great many subcultures:
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Mr Hamberlain It is Time to Push Back – Enough is Enough
OPEN LETTER LAIRD HAMBERLAIN by Trevor Oertel Dear Mr. Hamberlain Further to my WhatsApp message to you of the other
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Common Sense in Conservation (3)
The A/R’s wildlife management philosophy, worldwide, is anti-market-hunting. This is a wildlife culture that evolved in the United States
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Common Sense in Conservation (2)
What is an Animal Rightist (A/R)? An A/R is a person that strives to ABOLISH all animal ’uses’ by man
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Common Sense in Conservation (I)
In recent years there has been an ever greater onslaught by First World animal rightists (A/Rs), to thwart the application
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Rural Namibians Pin Hopes For Prosperous Future On Tourism Lodges and Hunting Despite Animal Rights’ Anti-Use Threats
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 12 October 2019 Namibian rural communities are impressively running lodge and hunting agreements to reduce poverty
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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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Africans Reject Trade in Favour of Aid – Neocolonial Dependency Syndrome
I really do not know why some Africans are scared to trade in what they own (rhino horn) for medicinal
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The Great Elephant Census (GEC)
Its faults and its foibles I was taken to task at last year’s (2016) CITES meeting – by the IUCN’s
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The Importance of Lion Hunting in Zimbabwe
REPORT FROM CONSERVATION FORCE Media outlets are reporting that “Xanda,” a six-year-old African lion and the alleged “son” of “Cecil,”
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