An Analysis of Game Meat Production and Wildlife-based Land Uses on Freehold Land in Namibia
15 June 2020
The illegal trade in bushmeat represents a severe conservation threat in several African countries. However, in Namibia, wildlife-based land uses (WBLU) and the legal production of game meat have the potential to contribute significantly to conservation, food security and the economy of the country. This research presents insights into WBLU on freehold land in the country and links with food security gained from a survey.
Lindsey, P. (2011). An Analysis of Game Meat Production and Wildlife-based Land Uses on Freehold Land in Namibia: Links with Food Security. TRAFFIC East/Southern Africa, Harare, Zimbabwe.
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