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Suitable upland or wetland areas promoting survival of wildlife. (Source: LANDY)

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Parris R, Child G 1979. The importance of pans to wildlife in the Kalahari and the effect of human settlement on these areas. South African Journal of Wildlife Research (3) 1-8

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The importance of pans to wildlife in the Kalahari and the effects of human settlement on these areas.pdf	794 KB

Crookes DJ, Milner-Gulland EJ 2006. Wildlife and economic policies affecting the bushmeat trade: a framework for analysis. South African Journal of Wildlife Research (36) 159–165

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Wildlife and economic policies affecting the bushmeat trade_a framework for analysis.pdf	524.83 KB

Stone MT, Nyaupane GP 2016. Protected areas, tourism and community livelihoods linkages: a comprehensive analysis approach. Journal of Sustainable Tourism (24) 673-693

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/09669582.2015.1072207

Hoole AF 2009. Place-power-prognosis: Community-based conservation, partnerships, and ecotourism enterprises in Namibia. International Journal of the Commons (4) 78–99

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Place_power_prognosis_2009.pdf	170.14 KB

Turner RL 2004. Communities, conservation, and tourism-based development: Can community-based nature tourism live up to its promise?. Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy (7) 161-182

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Communities_conservation_and tourism_based development.pdf	773.32 KB

Baldus RD 2013. Does Africa need hunting. Hunters Path (2) 34-41

Website link:https://www.jana-jagd.de/buecherfilmecd-s/jagdmagazine/hunter-s-path/?p=1

Norton-Griffiths M 2007. How many Wildebeest do you need. World Econonomics (8) 41-64

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How many Wildebeest do you need.pdf	5.56 MB

Descubes I, McNamara T, Claasen C 2017. E-Marketing communications of trophy hunting providers in Namibia: evidence of ethics and fairness in an apparently unethical and unfair industry?. Current Issues in Tourism DOI: 10.1080/13683500.2017.1299696

Website link:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13683500.2017.1299696

Lindsey PA, Roulet PA, Romanach SS 2007. Economic and conservation significance of the trophy hunting industry in sub-Saharan Africa. Biological Conservation (134) 455-469

Website link:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006320706003831

Mbaiwa JE 2017. Effects of the safari hunting tourism ban on rural livelihoods and wildlife conservation in Northern Botswana. South African Geographical Journal (100) 41-61

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Effects of the safari hunting tourism ban on rural livelihoods and wildlife conservation in Northern Botswana.pdf	1.91 MB

Lapointe E 2016. Ex secretary-general of CITES calls for conservationists to support sustainable use of wildlife.

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Ex secretary-general of CITES calls for conservationists to support sustainable use of wildlife.pdf	756.8 KB

2008. Hunting: a tool for sustainable rural development.

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Hunting_a tool for sustainable rural development_CIC 2008.pdf	3.34 MB

Kay CE 2009. Kenya's wildlife debacle: The true cost of banning hunting. Mule Deer Foundation Magazine (27) 22-27

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Kenyas wildlife debacle.pdf	2.48 MB

2012. Hunting for Sustainability in Africa - Tanzania Research Briefings.

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HUSA research briefings Tanzania April 2012.pdf	1.26 MB

Lescuyer G, Ngouhouo Poufoun J, Defo L, Bastin D, Scholte P 2016. Does trophy hunting remain a profitable business model for conserving biodiversity in Cameroon?. International Forestry Review (18) 108-118

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Does trophy hunting remain a profitable business model for conserving biodiversity in Cameroon.pdf	697.6 KB

Heffelfinger JR 2017. Inefficiency of evolutionarily relevant selection in ungulate trophy hunting. The Journal of Wildlife Management (82) 57–66

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Inefficiency of Evolutionarily Relevant Selection in Ungulate Trophy Hunting.pdf	119.65 KB

Lindsey PA, Balme GA, Funston PJ, Henschel PH, Hunter LTB 2016. Life after Cecil: channelling global outrage into funding for conservation in Africa. Conservation Letters (9) 296-301

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Life after Cecil_channelling global outrage into funding for conservation in Africa.pdf	348.52 KB

Mahoney SP, Jackson III JJ 2013. Enshrining hunting as a foundation for conservation - the North American Model. International Journal of Environmental Studies (70) 448-459

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Enshrining hunting as a foundation for conservation_the North American Model.pdf	180.9 KB

2015. Guidelines for improving the administration of sustainable hunting in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Guidelines for improving the administration of sustainable hunting in sub_sahara Africa.pdf	21.71 MB

Lindsey PA, Alexander R, Frank LG, Mathieson A, Romanach SS 2006. Potential of trophy hunting to create incentives for wildlife conservation in Africa where alternative wildlife‐based land uses may not be viable. Animal Conservation (9) 283-291

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Potential of trophy hunting to create incentives for wildlife conservation in Africa.pdf	164.29 KB

Felton S Making a killing, making a living.

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Making a killing making a living.pdf	58.91 KB

Roe D, Mulliken T, Milledge S, Mremi J, Mosha S, Grieg-Gran M 2002. Making a killing or making a living? Wildlife trade, trade controls and rural livelihoods. (6)

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Making a killing or making a living_2002.pdf	54.95 KB

Muposhi VK, Gandiwa E, Makuza SM, Bartels P 2017. Ecological, physiological, genetic trade-offs and socio-economic implications of trophy hunting as a conservation tool: A narrative review. Journal of Animal and Plant Sciences (27) 1-14

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Ecological_physiological_genetic trade_offs and socio_economic implications of trophy hunting as a conservation tool.pdf	251.25 KB

Crosmary W-G, Côté SD, Fritz H 2015. The assessment of the role of trophy hunting in wildlife conservation. Animal Conservation (18) 136-137

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The assessment of the role of trophy hunting.pdf	94.5 KB

Murray CK 2017. The lion's share? On the economic benefits of trophy hunting.

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The lions share_On the economic benefits of trophy hunting.pdf	443.21 KB

LaRocco A 2016. The comprehensive hunting ban: strengthening the state through participatory conservation in contemporary Botswana. The Politics of Nature and Science in Southern Africa

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LaRocco 2016 The comprehensive hunting ban in Botswana.pdf	664.12 KB

Lindsey PA, Balme GA, Booth VR, Midlane N 2012. The significance of African lions for the financial viability of trophy hunting and the maintenance of wild land. PLoS ONE (7) e29332

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Lindsey et al 2012 Economic viability African lion hunting PLOSOne.pdf	259.99 KB

Brink H, Smith RJ, Skinner K, Leader-Williams N 2016. Sustainability and Long Term-Tenure: Lion Trophy Hunting in Tanzania. PLoS ONE (11) e0162610

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Sustainability and Long Term_Tenure_Lion Trophy Hunting in Tanzania..PDF	3.83 MB

Palazy L, Bonenfant C, Gaillard JM, Courchamp F 2012. Rarity, trophy hunting and ungulates. Animal Conservation (15) 4-11

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Rarity_trophy hunting and ungulates.pdf	258.67 KB

Grill B 2015. Die guten Jäger. (36/2015) 92-94

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Spiegel 36-2015 Die guten Jaeger Namibia.pdf	1.14 MB

Holechek J, Valdez R 2018. Wildlife conservation on the rangelands of eastern and southern Africa: Past, present, and future. Rangeland Ecology and Management (71) 245–258

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Wildlife Conservation on the Rangelands of Eastern and Southern Africa.pdf	1.64 MB

Fischer A, Weldesemaet YT, Czajkowski M, Tadie D, Hanley N 2015. Trophy hunters' willingness to pay for wildlife conservation and community benefits. Conservation Biology (29) 1111-1121

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.12467

Marrocoli S, Gatiso TT, Morgan D, Nielsen MR, Kühl H 2018. Environmental Uncertainty and Self-monitoring in the Commons: A Common-pool Resource Experiment Framed Around Bushmeat Hunting in the Republic of Congo. Ecological Economics (149) 274-284

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2018.03.020

Grimm U 2008. Trophy hunting for endangered species. Best Practices in Sustainable Hunting 17–19

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Trophy hunting for endangered species.pdf	239.26 KB

McNamara T, Claasen C, Descubes I 2015. Trophy Hunting in Namibia: Controversial but Sustainable?. A Case Study of "Hunters Namibia Safaris".

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Trophy hunting in Namibia.pdf	616.83 KB

Booth V 2012. Contribution of tourism hunting to the economy in Mozambique.

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Socio-economic Contribution of Tourism Hunting in Mozambique 2012.pdf	4.16 MB

van Schalkwyk DL, McMillin KW, Witthuhn RC, Hoffman LC 1991. The contribution of wildlife to sustainable natural resource utilization in Namibia: A Review. Sustainabilit (2) 3479-3499

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The Contribution of Wildlife to Sustainable Natural Resource Utilization in Namibia.pdf	401.23 KB

Aryal A, Morley CG, Cowan P, Ji W 2016. Conservation trophy hunting: implications of contrasting approaches in native and introduced-range countries. Biodiversity (17) 179-181

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Conservation trophy hunting implications of contrasting approaches in native and introduced range countries.pdf	590.07 KB

Lunstrum E 2014. Green Militarization: Anti-Poaching Efforts and the Spatial Contours of Kruger National Park. Annals of the Association of American Geographers (104) 816-832

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Green Militarization Anti Poaching Efforts and the Spatial Contours of Kruger National Park.pdf	1 MB

Brandt F 2016. Power battles on South African trophy-hunting farms: farm workers, resistance and mobility in the Karoo. Journal of Contemporary African Studies (34) 165-181

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/02589001.2016.1200244

Spierenburg M, Brooks S 2014. Private game farming and its social consequences in post-apartheid South Africa: contestations over wildlife, property and agrarian futures. Journal of Contemporary African Studies (32) 151-172

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/09637494.2014.937164

Messer KD 2010. Protecting endangered species: When are shoot-on-sight policies the only viable option to stop poaching?. Ecological Economics (69) 2334-2340

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2010.06.017

Baker JE 1997. Trophy Hunting as a Sustainable Use of Wildlife Resources in Southern and Eastern Africa. Journal of Sustainable Tourism (5) 306-321

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Trophy Hunting as a Sustainable Use of Wildlife Resources in Southern and Eastern Africa.pdf	282.19 KB

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/09669589708667294

Lindsey PA, Frank LG, Alexander R, Mathieson A, Romanach SS 2007. Trophy hunting and conservation in Africa: Problems and one potential solution. Conservation Biology (21) 880-883

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Trophy hunting and conservation in Africa Problems and one potential solution.pdf	1019.92 KB

Abensperg-Traun M 2009. CITES, sustainable use of wild species and incentive-driven conservation in developing countries, with an emphasis on southern Africa. Biological Conservation (142) 948-963

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2008.12.034

Blackmore A 2017. Selective breeding and the intensive management of wildlife: a legal challenge for Namibian conservation. African Journal of Wildlife Research (47) 65–78

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Selective breeding and the intensive management of wildlife_a legal challenge for Namibian conservation.pdf	166.05 KB

Biggs D, Holden MH, Braczkowsk A, Cook CN, Milner-Gulland J, Phelps J, Scholes RJ, Smith RJ, Underwood FM, Adams VM, Allan J, Brink H, Cooney R, Gao Y, Hutton J, Macdonald-Madden E, Maron M, Redford KH, Sutherland WJ, Possingham P Breaking the deadlock on ivory: An iterative process that recognizes different value systems may help to protect elephants. Science (358) 1378-1381

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Biggs et al 2017 Science ivory taboo.pdf	1.76 MB

Muntifering JR, Linklater WL, Naidoo R, !Uri‐≠Khob S, Preez PD, Beytell P, Jacobs S, Knight AT 2018. Sustainable close encounters: integrating tourist and animal behaviour to improve rhinoceros viewing protocols. Animal Conservation

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Integrating tourist and animal behaviour to improve rhinoceros viewing protocols.pdf	387.64 KB

Website link:https://zslpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/acv.12454

Greater Sossusvlei-Namib Landscape association 2018. Oryx, Springbok and Hartmann's Mountain zebra tracking data.

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GSNL Wildlife Monitoring database_final.xlsx	5.45 MB

Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) 2015. Poaching should be considered a Priority Crime. (2)

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Poaching should be considered a Priority Crime.pdf	26.32 MB