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Greenwashing and Social Justice: Pro-Trophy Hunting Narratives Need Careful Examination

Greenwashing and Social Justice: Pro-Trophy Hunting Narratives Need Careful Examination

by Adam Cruise | Dec 19, 2024 | Commentary

By Stephanie Klarmann – The Revelator Arguments abound on the benefits and dangers of trophy hunting. We need a careful, measured approach to analyzing how it’s justified and promoted. Trophy hunting remains a contentious subject amongst scientists,...
Scientists call for halt to elephant hunting along Kenya-Tanzania border

Scientists call for halt to elephant hunting along Kenya-Tanzania border

by Adam Cruise | Jul 4, 2024 | News

By Xinhua, English News CN The hunting of elephants along the Kenya-Tanzania border for their tusks should be stopped to save the giant land mammals from extinction, a group of international scientists said Thursday. In a letter published by Science, an international...
Middlemen not communities, benefit from trophy hunting

Middlemen not communities, benefit from trophy hunting

by Adam Cruise | Jun 21, 2024 | Commentary

By Joel Konopo – Botswana Guardiansun Why do politicians inflate the value of recreational hunting and community benefits when the economic evidence in favour of trophy hunting is thin? When a Botswana delegation visited the United Kingdom in March this year to...
Middlemen not communities, benefit from trophy hunting

Five elephants killed in 8 months in Enduimet by trophy hunters

by Adam Cruise | Jun 10, 2024 | News

By Gilbert Koech,The Star Five elephants have been killed within the Enduimet Wildlife Management Area of Tanzania by trophy hunters in the last eight months. This is according to the conservation organisation Big Life Foundation. The foundation said the killing...
Analysis of largest elephant surveys ever shows stable population, but disturbing trends

Analysis of largest elephant surveys ever shows stable population, but disturbing trends

by Adam Cruise | Apr 9, 2024 | Commentary

By Jim Tan – Mongabay New research comparing data from the two largest-ever elephant surveys reveals the overall population in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area is stable, but also uncovers some concerning local trends. Elephant numbers in...
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