Wildlife trafficking is not a peripheral conservation problem; it is a global criminal industry that corrodes governance and feeds armed and organised groups. With recent findings, the illicit market in.
Africa has long epitomised wildlife and safari tourism, attracting millions of visitors eager to witness the Big Five in their natural habitats. However, the continent’s tourism industry is shifting towards.
South Africa has stepped up it game against wild life traffickers in the country to ensure that the crime is not only fought from within but also internationally by following.
Zimbabwe has relocated about 2,500 wild animals from the southern reserve to the conservancies in the Northern part of the country as a rescue measure from drought amid ravages of.
As prolonged drought dries up waterholes and grass, Zimbabwe’s government is taking an unprecedented step to keep the wildlife in its game reserves alive: It is selling the animals to.
