Guidelines for Improving the Administration of Sustainable Hunting in Sub-Saharan Africa
While the administration of National Parks and wildlife viewing tourism has already been widely addressed by a broad range of organizations including FAO, the administration and management of Hunting Areas and regulated hunting had not been much addressed yet. These guidelines provide both operational and technical guidance on approaches in countries practising regulated hunting.
Vernon Booth & Philippe Chardonnet. (2015). Guidelines for improving the administration of sustainable hunting in sub-Saharan Africa. FAO sub-Regional Office for Southern Africa
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Philippe Chardonnet
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Veron Booth
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