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By Prof Brian Child Key Takeaways * Wildlife recovery requires long-term financial investment, with reliable funding mechanisms that support management, habitat protection, and enforcement. * When local communities, landowners, and governments receive tangible economic returns, they have a powerful incentive to protect wildlife and its habitat. * Across North America and much
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In this sobering field patrol, Eugene Troskie of the Phalaborwa Natural Heritage Foundation (PNHF) investigates an area identified by a collared hyena. What begins as a routine follow-up leads to another stark reminder of the damage caused by wire snare lines. The team discovers the remains of an adult
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By Hank's Voice Key Takeaways * CBTH has failed for seven years to get a UK import ban through Parliament, so it has taken its Abolition Declaration global, launching at the UN on 1 July 2026. * The campaign is misnamed. The UK cannot ban hunting abroad, hosts trophy hunters
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This is the eastern bank of the Luangwa River, in Zambia’s Eastern Province. Twenty years ago, one man came here looking for something most conservationists would have avoided: a landscape that had already been emptied of its wildlife, where the challenge would be to bring it back. The valley