KAVANGO-ZAMBEZI TRANS-FRONTIER COUNTRIES DECIDE TO “HARVEST” AND MOVE ELEPHANT WITHOUT HINDRANCE

Petition updateBOTSWANA’S WILDLIFE DECISIONS; GMFER PETITIONS GOVERNMENT FOR ANSWERSKAVANGO-ZAMBEZI TRANS-FRONTIER COUNTRIES DECIDE TO “HARVEST” AND MOVE ELEPHANT WITHOUT HINDRANCE

RHINOS IN AFRICA

Apr 14, 2019

https://africasustainableconservation.com/2019/04/14/kaza-adopts-botswanas-scientific-management-plan-for-transfrontier-area/

The KAZA-TFCA has arguably the biggest wildlife population especially of elephant in Africa. But cannot cull or freely move them because of restrictions imposed under CITES.

The countries are Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. They are specifically referring to the Kavango and Zambezi river basins where they all converge.

This weekend they resolved to adopt a ”scientific” wildlife management plan in their national parks which will enable them to harvest or move wildlife without hindrance.

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Megan Carr VP Social Media GMFER

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