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By Hank's Voice Western world bicycle paths are paved trails upon which urban dwellers safely enjoy recreationally riding one of the world’s most efficient, affordable means of transportation. But in Tanzania’s hunting blocks, paths created by bicycles are dirt trails upon which poachers from nearby villages

By Bugs Van Heerden I first visited John Hume at his 8000-hectare ranch in 2014 and have subsequently made two further visits. When I arrived, John said that two male rhino calves had been born the previous day. A little later, the radio crackled to say that another two male

The horrific realities of poaching with gin traps.

By Zig Mackintosh In his book “Poachers in the Hills” Nick Steele weaves the story of game warden Norman Dean’s life in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with his own experiences there. The story begins in March 1956 when Steele arrives at the reserve as a