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Tag: Human-Wildlife Conflict

Botswana to review compensation policies for human-wildlife conflict victims

25 January 2025 Botswana is set to review its compensation policies for victims of human-wildlife conflict to better address their…

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4 months ago

Botswana issues 400 elephant hunting licenses, drawing fresh opposition

25 December 2024 Botswana has issued 400 elephant hunting licenses amid fresh opposition from conservationists. International hunters pay up to…

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5 months ago

Efforts to mitigate human, lion conflict result in economic benefits for locals

Okavango Delta: Non-profit organisation Claws Conservancy’s efforts to promote human- wildlife coexistence will also have marginalised villagers in the Okavango…

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2 years ago

Satellite Collars To Aid Address Human-Wildlife Conflict

As part of Okavango Wilderness Safaris’ impact strategy to help alleviate the human-wildlife conflict in its areas of operation, the…

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3 years ago

Scent trails could boost elephant conservation, study suggests

More research is needed to find out whether humans can create artificial elephant trails to divert elephants away from farms…

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4 years ago

Central Tuli Game Reserve becomes first Smart Park in Botswana

Utrecht, May 2021 – The Timbo Afrika Foundation and Smart Parks has realised the first Smart Parks system in Botswana.…

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4 years ago

Elephant deterrent project piloted in Boteti

As Parliament recently debated the Tourism Policy, stakeholders in the Boteti area embarked on a Human-Wildlife Conflict alleviation project, Kazungula-based…

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4 years ago

Fencing-in of Botswana elephants could explain why 350 elephants died in one area, reveals UP-led study

An international study led by the University of Pretoria’s (UP) Professor Rudi van Aarde suggests that the mass die-off of…

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4 years ago

Banning trophy hunting can put wildlife at risk: a case study from Botswana

Wildlife tourism is an important segment of Botswana’s tourism industry, representing 80% of the total annual revenue of trips to…

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5 years ago

Some African countries want to tackle a wildlife taboo. Whether to start selling ivory again

“Why do you shoot the animals?” I asked through an interpreter. The Murle hunter, a semi-automatic weapon slung over his…

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6 years ago

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