Conservation has undoubtedly become big business – there are literally thousands of conservation groups, and the biggest of them have hundreds of employees and many offices all over the world. Top executives earn six figure salaries, the organisations have very slick marketing departments, and their acronyms are now household words. Being non-profit organisations, they are […]
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Lion bones have taken at least a supportive role for increasingly diminishing tiger bones in terms of demands for the trade of Asian Traditional Medicine. Or perhaps a major role? It is now estimated that a lion skeleton is worth $10,000 in the Asian countries supplying lion bone products. In 2010, a skeleton was worth
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Obfuscation means to “render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible”. And that label clearly applies to South Africa’s CITES lion export records, and in fairness, also pertains to the CITES trade record website maintained by UNEP and WCMC. Let me explain. 1. South Africa, from 2000 to 2009, exported a total of 2651 “wild” lion trophies to
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