EPISODE FIVE ZAMBIA John Coleman, a Rhodesian game ranger turned professional hunting guide, who operated throughout south-central Africa for most of his adult life, had this to say (verbatim) about
INTRODUCTION WHEN THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT was placed on the CITES Appendix I list (which effectively proclaimed it to be an ‘endangered species’) (CITES Cop7 in 1989), and when (at the
Ron Thomson joined Jerm for a discussion about Kruger’s elephants. His experience and knowledge are next level. Ron Thomson has a total of 57 years of hands-on experience in wildlife
1. Preamble NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD have so many people in so many different countries become so equally besotted by the reported killing of a single wild
In the latest of Resource Africa’s series Let Africans Decide video series, Dr. Moreangels Mbizah, a member of the Community Leaders Network, reflects on her journey in wildlife conservation –
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
In 1960, Dr Graham Child, who was then working for the United Nations in Botswana, told the Botswana government that the elephants of Chobe were destroying the riverine forest along
The annual income – derived from public donations in the U.S. and Europe – to ‘conservation charities’, (as the animal rightist NGOs like the public to call them) – runs
By: Godfrey Harris. Managing Director, Ivory Education Institute The statute is actually the product of various Western animal rights organizations who use their financial resources to influence how African nations
