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WHY NO ETHICS? It’s well known that one of South Africa’s treasures is its wildlife, and like any treasure it attracts a certain kind of person who must extract maximum profit from it. But, Ian Micher asks the question, what makes this country in particular a haven for those who manipulate wild animals of their own ends? (First published in Africa Geographic, September 2011) ABOUT THE AUTHORIan Michler is a photojournalist, columnist and blogger covering conservation, ecotourism and wildlife management issues across Africa for Africa Geographic magazine. He also runs a safari company and is based in South Africa. ABOUT AFRICA GEOGRAPHICReporting on Africa's wildlife, conservation and travel, Africa Geographic is a beautifully photographed, thought-provoking read for anyone who loves Africa and wants to learn more about its people, animals and spectacular places. Text & photographs by Ian Michler |
Antelope Conservation in the 21st Century: From Diagnosis to Action17 and 18 November 2011 The Zoological Society of London Organised by: |
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