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    SUSTAINABLE Conservation

    Dec 11, 2019 3 minutes
    by Prof Peet van der Merwe
    and Beatriz Maia
    North-West University
    School for Tourism Management
    Research Unit TREES
    (Tourism Research in Economic
    Environs and Society)
    Photos courtesy of Dreyer-Van Zyl-Game, Northern Cape.

    Today, we know that the private wildlife industry contributes immensely to the conservation of wildlife in South Africa. The most essential management aspects of these private game reserves or game farms are tourism management, general management and conservation management.

    (consumptive and non-consumptive) refers to the management of accommodation, attractions and refers to human resource management, marketing and financial management.

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