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Amy Dickman, a professor of wildlife conservation at the University of Oxford, discusses the controversial link between trophy hunting and conservation. Topics include the emotional and ethical aspects of wildlife conservation, the debate on elephant killings at the Kenya-Tanzania border, the complexities surrounding the Amboseli elephant population, controversies and benefits of trophy hunting, and exploring alternatives to traditional conservation methods.
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- Trophy hunting can generate revenue for wildlife conservation and benefit local communities.
- Debate surrounding trophy hunting highlights complexities in balancing conservation efforts and wildlife management.
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Debate Surrounding Hunting of Elephants on Kenya-Tanzania Border
The podcast delves into the complex debate surrounding the hunting of elephants on the Kenya-Tanzania border. The area, home to a group of elephants including super tuskers, has sparked controversy as five elephants were hunted on the Tanzanian side. This raises questions about ownership of wildlife and the implications for both people and animals. The conflict highlights differing views within the conservation community about the role of trophy hunting in wildlife management.
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