Wildlife Management

National Parks and Wildlife Management – Rhodesia and Zimbabwe by Michael Bromwich

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DL order flyer_2020 2nd edition

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“Who will guard the guardians?” THE MINISTER OF FORESTRY, FISHERIES AND ENVIRONMENT, Mrs Barbara Creecy, recently shocked South Africa’s wildlife

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CITES comprises of 183 sovereign states. Only they control – or should control – the outcome of the voting. Each

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In the context of the natural world ‘Conservation’ and ‘Preservation’ are the two essential arms of ‘wildlife management’. They are

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My concerns are profound – insofar as I believe that CITES has become the biggest impediment to implementing “best practice”

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I have been asked to comment on a major article in the Africa Geographic magazine written by its editor, Simon

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This inexpensive little book was written as a ‘handbook for nature lovers’ at the behest of South Africa’s three main

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Wildlife management is what most people call conservation. In other words, they perceive conservation to mean wildlife management. They are

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So, what is the real situation with regard to the African elephant? The elephant occurs in 37 African countries which

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Following very successful propaganda campaigns over the last several years, orchestrated by, especially, the American Animal Rights lobby, the whole