Three Countries are Declaring Themselves Independent of CITES Controls
Emmanuel Koro Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe are going to submit protest documents that will allow them to legally trade in
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CITES Allows Zimabwe Live Elephant Sales
Nothing and no one can stop Zimbabwe from selling its 35 live elephants to China and Pakistan say experts on
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The Dangers of Extrapolation – Hunting Revenues and Local Communities (the 3% issue)
The term ‘fake news’ has become popularized over the last few years. The term refers to information, usually presented as
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CIC OPEN LETTER to Zacharias Goldsmith MP
Subject: Involving Range Country Governments as part of Consultations on Proposed Ban on the Import of Legally Hunted Wildlife Rt.
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“Blatant Untruths” – “Nowhere to hide: Canned big cat hunting explained” (News24)
The Hunting of Captive-bred lions. I found your article entitled “Nowhere to hide: Canned big cat hunting explained” (News24) –
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Expatriate South Africans ‘Please Help Save our Hunting Culture’
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 7 October 2019 The successful but vulnerable South African hunting community worries that Western animal rights
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Medical Science Gives Hunters Thumbs-up Approval
Crawl back into your box you anti-hunters Medical science gives hunters thumbs-up approval For how many years have the animal
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How Communities Benefited from Trophy Hunting
By Nordick Mokobi In reply to Nigel Goodman. Sometimes it helps to do your research before making general statements, trophy hunting
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CITES’ Colonial Hangover Under Scrutiny
Emmanuel Koro Correspondent Smaller wildlife species play an important role in ensuring the balance of nature. Without them, the bigger species
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Closing Remarks to CITES Closing Plenary Session
The Chairman of the closing Plenary session invited the Ivory Education Institute to provide its impressions of the meeting. Unlike
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