The case for shrinking the faunal poverty line – Daily Maverick. Author: Stoddard 2019-07
Africa’s beastly burden: The case for shrinking the faunal poverty line by Ed Stoddard, 15 July 2019
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A hunter responds to Joubert – Mmegi Press. Author: Stones 2019-03
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Evaluation of biodiversity policy instruments – What works and what doesn’t – Authors: Miteva et al. 2012
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Recovery and renewal: the return of wildlife tourism in Zimbabwe – National Geographic Author: Emma Thompson 2019-10
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How to save CITES (if it’s worth saving) – Daily Maverick Author: Ivo Vegter 2019-11
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Trophy hunting: No place for forced removals in wildlife conservation – Daily Maverick Author: Ivo Vegter 2019-12
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Botswana: A lack of consultation is bad for conservation – Africa Sustainable Conservation News. Author: Vereynne 2019-02
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Boris Johnson unveils £1.2bn for climate and endangered species Author: Peter Walker 2019-09
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Hunting and rural conservancies – not quite the end of the game – Daily Maverick. Author: Tony Weaver 2019-08
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South Africa’s rooibos restitution Indigenous groups must be compensated for their knowledge and made equals in research – Nature. Editorial 11.2019
Discover the crucial need for restitution regarding South Africa’s rooibos, as indigenous groups seek fair compensation for their invaluable knowledge. This editorial highlights the importance of equity in research, urging for a collaborative future in the realm of indigenous agriculture.