• IMPLICATIONS OF SPORT HUNTING ON WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN UGANDA

    A CASE OF NYAKASHASHARA SUB COUNTY KIRUHURA DISTRICT, WESTERN UGANDA The study examined the implications of sport hunting on wildlife conservation in Rurambira and Nyakahita Parishes, Nyakasharara Sub County, Kiruhura District. Specifically, the study was aimed at establishing the socio-economic contributions of sport hunting, determining the perception of local communities...

  • Zimbabwe Biodiversity Economy Report

    Zimbabwe is looking to develop its biodiversity economy as a means of contributing to its goals of achieving middle-income status by 2030 and following a greener growth path... The overall aims of this report are to describe the current status of the biodiversity economy in Zimbabwe, to increase appreciation of...

  • Buffer Crops Farming against Wild Animal Damage on Crops in Uganda

    The book provides a captivating narrative based on a farmer’s lived experience and offers an in-depth analysis alongside practical solutions to mitigate crop damage caused by wildlife. Dr Rusoke’s book unveils the remarkable story of a farmer who has battled against the destructive impact of wild animals on agricultural livelihoods...

  • Game Meat Strategy for South Africa

    This report formulates the strategy to expand, differentiate, and formalise the game meat industry in SA which has shown considerable growth potential. If developed appropriately, in the context of a biodiversity conservation and sustainable use perspective, this market could contribute favourably to economic development, job creation, food security, and sectoral...

  • Assessment of the Framework for Tourism Revenue Sharing Schemes in Uganda.

    A case of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, South Western Uganda This report presents findings on a study that assessed the framework for tourism revenue sharing schemes in Uganda: A case of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (BINP), South Western Uganda. Adopting a cross-sectional design, the study a) ascertained communities’ perceptions of...