PRIVATE GAME | WILDLIFE RANCHING

THE BIGGER PICTURE

“I remain of the view that the southern African approach to wildlife management, characterised by the crucial participation of the private sector and local communities, cutting-edge wildlife husbandry practices, sound habitat management and ethical, sustainable harvesting, provides an inspiring ‘green economy’ model, consistent with the United Nations Sustainable Development goals.”

For the past six years I have been writing regular thematic contributions for this magazine, exploring various aspects of the wildlife ranching industry. Having by now said most of what there is to be said about the industry in general terms, I am shifting my focus here to the more current and immediate ‘big picture’ issues facing those involved in private or commercial wildlife management, while still acknowledging each edition’s core

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