Botswana’s Elephant Management ConundrumBotswana’s Elephant Management Conundrum
Don Pinnock, known to the people of the wildlife industry in South Africa as the Pinocchio of ‘Never-Never Land’, has a nose so long that I am surprised he doesn’t
Don Pinnock, known to the people of the wildlife industry in South Africa as the Pinocchio of ‘Never-Never Land’, has a nose so long that I am surprised he doesn’t
A TGA ‘observation statement’ Subject: Derived from information coming out of Botswana about the government’s plans for elephant management in that country Readers wishing to evaluate this statement must first acknowledge
The Botswana’s Minister of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Onkokame Mokaila said that if Africans do not use their wildlife, they would remain beggars forever. Minister Mokaila said that
In Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia where there is community private business partnerships with hunters facilitated by the government there are tangible infrastructural development investments made through hunting revenue. They built