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the problem is essentially one of ignorance

Hunting & Tourism in Namibia – Both Working for Conservation

April 17, 2017 Ohoty Ohotytoo 4942 Views 0 Comments At that time wildlife was “owned” by the state, but very important for  conservation., Dr Chris Brown, Etosha  National Park, flat terrain with monotonous vegetation that are unsuited to tourism, Gariep River, Iona National Park, it has lost its natural habitats, it has lost most of its biodiversity and it can no longer support wildlife., large areas of Namibia comprising remote, loss of hunting revenue  cannot be made up by eco-tourism revenue, Namibia, Namibian Chamber of Environment, often for  agricultural purposes, Once land is transformed, Richtersveld, the  more secure it is as a land-use form, The greater the benefits that land owners and custodians derive from wildlife, the problem is essentially one of ignorance, Traditional wildlife management

I am not a hunter. Nor have I ever been. I am a vegetarian (since the age of about 11),

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