@wildlifeeconomy New research: Land reform can drive conservation & economic growth through the wildlife economy, but beneficiaries face hurdles. Read the article for our findings & recommendations wildlifeeconomy.info/research/unl... #LandReform #WildlifeEconomy #RuralDevelopment #Research

Is putting economic value on wildlife key to its survival? A new article delves into the SA game ranching sector🔗wildlifeeconomy.info/articles/conserving-wild... #Conservation #GameRanching #Wildlifeeconomy

Legal wildlife trade can and does finance conservation | African Wildlife Economy Institute The theme of World Wildlife Day on 3 March 2025 is “Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in people and planet.” This event provides an opportunity to explore how legal wildlife trade can and does ...

@wildlifeeconomy Can legal wildlife trade fund conservation? 💰🌿 Key insights: ecotourism, hunting, & other wildlife-based activities support conservation. Read more 👉 www0.sun.ac.za/awei/article... #WildlifeEconomy #WildlifeTrade #ConservationFinance #WWD2025 #WorldWildlifeDay

🚨 Rethinking the UK's Trophy Hunting Regulations: A new paper questions the need for an import ban. Legal trophy hunting isn't a major threat to species. Read more: www0.sun.ac.za/awei/researc...
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What Foot and Mouth Disease-free means for South Africa’s game meat trade | African Wildlife Economy Institute Seven South African provinces are Foot and Mouth Disease Free: What does this mean for the red and game meat trade within and beyond borders? The recent declaration of seven South African provinces—Fr...

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Seven South African provinces are now Foot and Mouth Disease free. What does this mean for the red and game meat trade? Read more: ow.ly/EKgE50V2Ciq #FootAndMouthDisease #GameMeat #RedMeatTrade #WildlifeEconomy

Has CITES become too complicated to be effective? | African Wildlife Economy Institute A recent study states, “CITES is proving ineffective at deterring illegal and/or unsustainable exploitation of many listed species for international trade.” Could that be because the clarity and simpl...

Has CITES become too complicated to be effective? www0.sun.ac.za/awei/article... #CITES #WildlifeTrade #IllegalTrade #WildlifeConservation #WildlifeEconomy