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The Importance of National Wildlife Cultures

December 8, 2020January 21, 2021 Ron Thomson 1790 Views 0 Comments CAT, countries take millennia to develop their various sub-cultures, decimation, EMS, EWT, Forestry and Fisheries, Game Theft Act, High-Level-Panel of Experts, Minister of Environmental Affairs, national cultures, NSPCA should be marginalized by all government agencies, Roman-Dutch laws, Ron Thomson.  CEO-TGA, wildlife management practices 5 min read

All nations are a product of their national cultures. And national cultures are a combination of a great many subcultures:

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Media Release: Captive Bred Lions have a Huge Conservation Value

November 19, 2020 Ron Thomson 2465 Views 0 Comments 13 cubs, Forestry and Fisheries, High-Level-Panel of Experts, lion-introduction experiment, Professional Hunters (PHs), South Africa’s Captive Breeding of Lions Industry (CBL), the South African Minister (of the Environment 5 min read

TRUE GREEN ALLIANCE CONCLUSION The Animal Rights Brigade have been at great pains to tell the world that South Africa’s

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