I’m very happy that these relatively unknown animals now might get a bit better known by the world public. Or will they? Most people I talk to have no idea what a pangolin is. Some would still confuse World Pangolin Day with World Mandolin Day – celebrating a musical instrument. Pangolins are also known as […]
World Pangolin Day happened on 20th February … Read More »
Photographic tourism can deliver 1000 times more profit for wildlife areas… It has long been proposed by trophy hunters that if hunting is banned, hunting concessions will be invaded by cattle and poachers and all sorts of misery and armageddon will descend on wildlife. There are “scientific” publications detailing the horrible consequences of ending trophy
Another excuse for trophy hunting bites the dust. Read More »
I would urge all of you interested in wildlife conservation to read this post carefully as it directly concerns major decisions made on our behalves by our delegates in the EU. Last September, the EU Wildlife Trade Regulation Scientific Review Group reversed a previous “negative” opinion for trophy hunting imports to now reflect a “positive”
The EU again allows Zambian elephant trophy hunt products to be imported Read More »
For now, best hide A few days ago, the South African Department of Environmental Affairs decided to suspend leopard trophy hunting in South Africa for 2016. I have reported on this decision and the underlying reasons that actually might not have much to do with leopard conservation.But let’s look at leopards from a different angle.
Leaping leopards or falling leopards? Read More »
What actually goes on behind the scenes? We now have a South African professional hunter telling his side of the story and it is NOT pretty…. The hunter spent time on a “ranch” where captive bred lions were hunted and was disgusted by what he saw. He posted this yesterday.The hunter, who goes by the
The inside story of captive lion “hunting” Read More »
These are the numbers proposed by IFAW, IUCN and Duke University in 2015. But realistically, we have to accept a very sad fact. For one of the most iconic species on this planet, we actually have no idea of how many lions continue to exist in Africa. That is because nobody has funded scientifically valid
How many lions in Africa? Read More »
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