PPT-Consequences of Poaching In East African National Parks

Research Question How much of an average households nutritional requirements are fulfilled by illegally poached meat and how does this affect ecosystem health and social relations within local . World Parks Congress: Sustainable Finance Stream 2The decision to create an endowment fund was made anda catalyzed by the Global Environment Facility/World Bank. The two protected areas (MGNP & BINP and. Examples of Today’s Popular Rides. Amusement Parks. Bartholomew Fair in England. Began in 1543 and was a center of amusement with entertainment, food, games, and attractions for every social class.. The idea of a National Park. Until the late 19. th. century the concepts of a public park revolved around a “pleasure garden”.. . Vauxhall Gardens. was a pleasure garden, one of the leading venues for public entertainment in Kennington, near London from the mid 17th century to the mid 19th century.. Survey Results. In June 2011, 4,300 survey’s were mailed to random City of Yakima residents. The survey was 4 pages long and contained a variety of questions dealing with park usage, media, park facilities, recreation programs, customer service, future planning, and demographic/background information. . The Facts. Parks offer excellent social return on investment. 60 parks and open spaces. Over 33 active friends of parks and community groups. Cuts in central government funding mean a different landscape for parks. By: Gordon . Pherribo. What is Poaching?. Poaching is the illegal hunting, killing or capturing of animals. ..  Poaching can refer to the failure to comply with regulations for legal . harvest. Falls under 5 categories:. X.N. Funda. 13. th. September 2016. Presentation to the Republic of South Africa’s parliament . 2,000,000ha. 1000 km boundary . International Borders. Lebombo Mountain . Range. 1.7million annual . Courtney . Alber. and Ben Ricker. What is Poaching?. Poaching is the illegal killing, hunting, or capturing of animals . . History of Poaching in Africa. Elephants. In the early 20th century there used to be 3-5 million Elephants in the world.. Dom and Matt. What is . poaching. Illegal hunting leading to downfall of that certain animal population. Due to poaching there are only 450,000 estimated African elephants . Poaching effects a lot of animals that have wanted materials Like. BY BRENDAN KELLER AND jOEL zUNIGA. < Poachers are holding down an elephant they illegally killed and and trying to remove its tusks for money.. < A group of poachers trying to remove the horn of an elephant, which is the most desired part of the animal for many people.. AND . OPPORTUNITIES FOR . ANTI-RHINO POACHING STRATEGIES. Dr Jo Shaw, Manager: Rhino Programme, WWF SA. PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS COLLOQUIUM ON ANTI-RHINO POACHING, 13. th. September 2016. save elephants from poaching. How are tusk causing the decline in elephant populations?. Current technology used to prevent poaching. Anti-Poaching Patrol. Aerial Survey. GPS collars. Formed from the local communities, these small groups of people perform daily on-ground surveys of an area to ensure a constant anti-poaching presence in the area.. Oscar Graham Yamahuchi. Deputy Minister of MYPE and Industry. Global Competitiveness Index. Source: . World. . Economic. . Forum. (2019). Preparation: Ministry of Production . Regulatory framework. Illegal poaching and wildlife trade. - . big business with devastating consequences. what can SAIs do?. AFROSAI Working Group of Environmental Auditing . Abuja, 13. th. of . Septembre. 2016. Tassilo von Droste .