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African elephant

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Habitat Carrying Capacity – Elephant Management

March 14, 2019April 12, 2019 Ron Thomson 1271 Views 0 Comments African elephant, each of Africa’s 150 elephant populations live within an environment, elephants will eventually destroy their own habitat and cause their own extinction, POPULATION, SPECIES 3 min read

Few people have NOT heard of the “endangered species concept”. Most of us, however, have no idea what it really

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Botswana’s abundant elephant populations a recipe for disaster

February 27, 2017March 14, 2017 Elma Britz 1680 Views 2 Comments Abolition of all animal uses by man, African elephant, cannot be classified as “endangered”, CITES, CITES COP17, Cites'primary purpose - to regulate the wildlife trade, Elephants cause their own extinction, Exceed the sustainable elephant carrying capacities of their habitats, First world nations dictate to African states, on the brink of disaster, Over-utilising their habitat resources, regulated sales of ivory, Ron Thomson, SADC countries, Southern African countries penalised unjustly, Sustainable wildlife use 4 min read

Johannesburg – The proposal that CITES should change the status of the African elephant by placing the species on the

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