The Trojan Horse in our Midst
The right honorable Mrs Barbara Creecy, Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, made it known during the proceedings of
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Conservation
The Reason Why the Raindrop is so Important in Elephant Management
When a game reserve is carrying too many elephants, however, the elephants smash the trees to the ground; they rip
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Denying a Person the Right to Earn a Living is Immoral
To those who wish to ban or curtail hunting and import of hunting trophies while they earn their salaries. Denying
Continue ReadingThe 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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