Since hunting was abolished in Kenya in 1977, wildlife numbers have declined by as much as 68%. The widespread declines occur in most of the 21 rangeland counties, threatening the population viability and persistence of warthog, lesser kudu, Thomson’s gazelle, eland, oryx, topi, hartebeest, impala, Grevy’s zebra and waterbuck in Kenya’s rangelands. To learn more, visit SafariClubFoundation.org. #firstforwildlife #conservation #scifoundation #scif #iucn ... See MoreSee Less
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Hunting is conservation. Conservation is defined as the sustainable use of living natural resources for the benefit of humans. ... See MoreSee Less
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