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Poacher to Leader: Zambian Induna leads awareness about wildlife crime
Publication Year:
2018
Abstract:
"I began poaching in 1968," says Paul Sipangule. Born in 1953 in western Zambia in a small village called Simfumwe, Sipangule is now an Induna – local chief – and a strong supporter of conservation and an opponent of wildlife crime.
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
poaching, CBNRM, communal land, community participation, conservation, conservancy, management of natural resources, game (animals), rural area, rural environment, rural population, rural settlement, rural development, rural management and planning, rural habitat, wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife habitat, wildlife population statistics, wildlife protection
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| Poacher to Leader_Zambian Induna leads awareness about wildlife crime.pdf | 2.36 MB |