Staff Writer

Human-wildlife conflict can be defined as any interaction between humans and wildlife that negatively impacts human social, economic or cultural life on the conservation of wildlife populations or the environment. Current strategies revolve around "resolving "and "mitigating" conflict.  This approach is either too simplistic or short-sighted

From mongoose to lion, all types of predators pose varied challenges to the different groups of farmers. Predators use odors to send messages that modify behavior. The odors are mixtures of airborne chemicals and if synthetic chemicals are used to replicate them, the artificial odors will have the same effect

By Hank's Voice  On 25 January 2024, the Belgian Parliament voted to prohibit the importation of legally obtained hunting trophies from threatened and endangered species, claiming some of them could be further imperiled unless trade is limited.  They, along with Humane Society International (HSI) and other anti-hunting/anti-sustainable

Deciding where to allocate the funds in an anti-poaching budget is always tricky. Every part of the operation requires money and prioritizing is essential. Transportation is key, and motorbikes are a central part of any operation, but several alternatives exist. Mark Haldane from Zambeze Delta Safaris and his anti-poaching manager,

The State of the African Wildlife Report notes that Africa's forests cover 6.12 million km2 or 28% of its total land area.  Of these, tropical forests cover 3.6 million km2 or 18 % of the global total area of forests. Africa also has the second-largest tropical forest