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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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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“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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The Comment and the Response
Ron Thomson’s response to a comment by a Facebooker on his previous blog post Medical science gives hunters thumbs-up approval
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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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Animal Rights Driven 3% Small Hunting Benefits Controversy to Justify Banning Hunting in Southern Africa
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 24 September 2019 We are not surprised that over the years, the Western animal rights groups
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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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