The business of conservation – science, livelihoods and values
The 7th International Wildlife Ranching symposium took place at Kimberley from 10 - 14 October 2011. No formal proceedings of the papers presented will be published but some presenters have agreed that we may publish the slides of their presentations on our website. A number of presenters have indicated that they were planning to submit their papers for publication in South African Journal of Wildlife Research.
Feel free to contact the presenters for more information.
The next IWR symposium is scheduled for Mexico in 2013 under the direction of Raul Valdez.
PRESENTATIONS
Please note: The contents of the presentations may not be copied, reproduced, republished, broadcast or transmitted without obtaining the author's permission as copyright owner.
Nomcebo Malatji: The contribution of the Biodiversity Stewardship Programme to sustainable landuse in Mpumalanga
Gert Dry: Commercial wildlife ranching's contribution to a reseource efficient low carbon pro-employment green economy
Gert Dry: Full paper
Timothy Haas: A tool for finding politically feasible ways to manage ranch-kept wildlife
Tariro Kamuti: Dynamics in the governance of private game farming in KZN
Julius Koen: The regulatory environment of wildlife ranching
Wayne Erlank: The 'two-way street' between BSP and ecosystem services
Sanjay Kalpage: Mitigating the human-elephant conflict in Sri-Lanka - lessons from Southern Africa
Richard Davies: Wildlife as a land use - a personal history perspective
Richard Davies: Tourism dreams or nightmares.pdf
Bruce Fletcher: Hotfire Wildlife Management Model Paper
Bruce Fletcher: Hotfire Wildlife Management Model - A case history
Harriet Davies-Mostert and Peter Lindsey: Bridging the informational gap
Sebastien Le Bel: Small scale elephant cropping and wild game meat production in Zimbabwe
Jenny Josefsson: Relationship between private game farms and farm dwellers
David Grossman: Integrating Ancient Knowledge and Modern Technology
Margaret Gichuchi: Malewa-Kigio Wildlife Conservancy Kenya
Terry Messmer: A Case Study of Utah's CWMU Program
Gerhard Nortje: The business of conservation-science livehoods and values (22Mb)
Jennifer Gush: Learning outside (12.5Mb)
Daniella Sachs: Ecolodge Development - A tool for ecconomic empowerment (7Mb)
Jessica Musengezi: The policy and profitability of wildlife ranching in South Africa
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