The Covid-19 pandemic has led to an almost three-month ban on international and domestic travel to Zimbabwe’s prime tourist resorts. This has plunged the country into a wildlife management crisis
IN THIS ISSUE: Pro-sustainable use U.S. environmental NGO tells EU its concerns of the attempts by Western animal a rights group to end all CITES regulated trade in wildlife species.
Buried deep inside the Science Section of The New York Times for Tuesday, February 12, is a little item that may have a significant impact for sustainable use. The report notes: The
The corroboration that Western-based animal rights groups are following racist practices comes from a story that appears in today’s Style Section of The New York Times. The subtitle tells the tale:
Following the publication of an article that charged a United Nations agency involved in wildlife with having lost its credibility and relevance in much of Southern Africa, a major non-government
I am disappointed to report that our appeal of California’s ban on trade in nearly all forms of ivory was denied. The Appellate Court did not agree with us that
Illinois is now the ninth state to ban trade in ivory and rhino horns, joining California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Washington. Banning ivory sales is
By Emmanuel Koro African elephant range states may now have a more effective representative for their ivory trade interests in the USA. For the past 43 years, these communities have
