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Why killing elephants might be the way to save Africa s wildlife

Yes, it is repellent, but big-game hunting might be the counterintuitive way to save Africa’s threatened species

United statesUnited kingdomZimbabwe generalRepublic ofSouth africaOkavango deltaAmy dickmanChris brownMaasai maraZac goldsmithBotoxed barbieAfrica krugerDilys roeUniversity of oxfordLivelihoods specialist groupWildlife conservation research unit

Trophy Hunting Propaganda Is One More Form of Greenwashing • The Revelator

As the United Kingdom proposes to ban trophy imports, hunting proponents ramp up their efforts to dismiss their critics.

Mashonaland westUniversity of cape townWestern capeSouth africaUnited kingdomPaleis het looUnited statesConnie allenDilys roeGeorge monbiotAmy dickmanStacey witherwaxJared kukuraRoss harveyIan khamaNyerere national park

The First Line of Defence: placing Local Communities at the heart of conserving biodiversity in Africa

Conservation and anti-poaching initiatives in Africa have often overlooked the invaluable perspectives and involvement of local communities living in important conservation landscapes. Learn how the First Line of Defence methodology seeks to change this dynamic and is putting local communities at the heart of it all. By Audrey Masitsa

Kenya generalNairobi national parkNairobi areaChristine mentzelAlain ndoliJean ferus niyomwungeriNancy ingutiaDilys roeInternational institute for environmentNaretunoi community conservancySenior programmeLivelihoods specialist group iucn suliRwanda wildlife conservation associationAfrican elephant specialist groupWildlife foundationInternational union for conservation of nature

Experts call for loss and damage fund for nature in developing world | Biodiversity

Rich nations should pay for biodiversity loss, which disproportionately affects poor countries, say scientists

City ofUnited kingdomSarah dalrympleDilys roeInternational institute for environmentLiverpool john moores universityNature ecologyInternational institute

Ahead of key vote on trophy hunting ban MPs are told to beware myths from animal rights activists

Conservationists say that in the last Commons debate nearly three-quarters of statements in favour of a blanket ban were questionable.

United kingdomUniversity of botswanaSouth eastJoseph mbaiwaHenry smithGary linekerAdam hartDilys roeAmy dickmanSeretse khamaRanulph fiennesDame joanna lumleyMichael parkinsonGloucestershire universityInternational union for conservation of natureProfessor amy

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