Julius Sello Malema African PanAfricanParliament Charumbira is a tribalist, but he suggested a good thing 'dialogue to form GNU without elections' it's reasonable. Our elections will always be messy & bloody.

Jens Ulrik Høgh It's more than two things. A third is that local people will attempt to make up for lost income by increasing the rate of hunting (selling more hunts at lower rates to locals) and/or exploiting wildlife in other ways (e.g., selling their body parts such as tusks, horns, or bones)

1/2 My main message the European Parliament hunting/biodiversity event: Namibia has a robust governance framework that seeks to protect wildlife and promote rural development. As a result of our conservation success, we host some of the greatest wildlife populations in the world.

This morning, I am participating in an event on the role of hunting in the protection of biodiversity at the European Parliament. I will talk about the success of Namibia's community-led wildlife conservation approach which includes conservation hunting.

Excellent coverage of the results of an important study. Well done, Rachel Fobar and Timothy Kuiper! nationalgeographic.com/animals/articl…

Happy Birthday Elsa! Born 67 years ago today, we feature this special lioness on our charity logo. The true story of her journey to freedom inspires everything we do to protect wildlife. In her memory, adopt Elsa’s Pride🦁🧡

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This is quite timely given the Henry Smith MP PMB about #trophy hunting - some perspectives on the inequity & #conservation ineffectiveness of such blanket bans, led by Douglas Clark conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

An important interview regarding a recent study on how protected areas do better in areas where the neighbouring communities are brought on board and considered in conservation decisions. Highlighting CAMPFIRE 🇿🇼 and Conservancies in 🇳🇦 as successes.
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Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa I loved reading your story. You are a real gift and trailblazer for your country. I wish you the best of luck and success

Is India handing over its natural wealth to the agenda of NGOs? Why should we follow what CITES says? What can recent WLPA amendments lead to? MoEF&CC
Abi T Vanak National Tiger Conservation Authority Vamsidhar Pothula ATREE
Bhupender Yadav (मोदी का परिवार) IFS Association Aditya Panda Wildlife Institute of India

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Amy Dickman 🦁 @amydickman.bsky.social Adam Hart 🦏 Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting Peter Egan Henry Smith MP Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation Defra UK Sir Roger Gale MP Eduardo Goncalves The caption to this photo says it all.

Caroline Lucas Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting Dr. Jane Goodall & the Jane Goodall Institute Born Free Foundation Shame when it is likely to endanger the species you're hoping to protect. As a conservation expert it is extremely frustrating when people like yourself don't follow the evidence. Guess I won't be voting Green.

Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa While #localcommunities are too poor to hire lobbyists like super rich celebrities do, they have the capacity to encroach these wildlife reserves to oblivion. Unless wildlife has utility value for #localcommunities , it will not be tolerated in their lands. Think smart & long-term

Well said Ryan Dalton - I too dislike trophy hunting but am troubled by the misinformation and neo-colonialism in this debate, especially from people who have never been to Africa. I love wildlife, respect the local communities + strive to keep an open mind. 👇

F McC Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting None of my energy has gone into 'keeping TH', it's gone into wanting conservation to be evidence-based & effective. That is nothing to do with funding, it's a core principle of my entire career.

Great piece by Charles Jonga in the Mail+, yet again showing that the costs & benefits of wildlife presence are complex, and sometimes terrible for local people. The UK should support nuanced, locally led #conservation not hypocritical policies. dailymail.co.uk/debate/article…

A reminder that this isn't a Q of whether one 'likes' trophy hunting; it's about what practically results in retained habitat and healthy wildlife populations. The UK needs to engage, and actively encourage *better* practice: not just diminish wildlife's value and turn its back.