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Dedicated to the People and the Wil
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Hunting in South Africa: Facts - Ri
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Warthog $600 $80 $299 $300 $114 n/a
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a) Trophy fees for overseas hunters
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Bailey (1993) 16 estimates leopard
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and adequate training programs with
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Clearly, 30.5 million Rand addition
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• Use of appropriate hunting prot
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for the triple bottom line approach
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Apart from existing and proposed na
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a result of these concerted actions
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countries to cooperate across borde
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years there have been three differe
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The interference does not only affe
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http://www.iucn.org/themes/ssc/susg
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Hunting for Conservation in Cameroo
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Tourist Hunting: How Tanzania Can B
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• The leading role that sport hun
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hunters, organizers and entertainer
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Although commercial trophy hunting
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We note that Packer’s proposal fo
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ecruit safari operators with a long
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corruption in the province. Once ag
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grass so the available browse (bush
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wildlife on their own," said Dr. Ko
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Tanzania Development Partners Group
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quality and age of key species bein
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As mentioned earlier, the first ste
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The characteristics of hunting tour
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from the use of a species can provi
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eplaced by holistic triple-bottom-l
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What Do You Know About Conservation
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conservation based on international
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is exceeded game populations have t
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Until 1960 wildlife was in serious
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The aim must be to halt and root ou
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