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A ban on trophy hunting would harm, not help, conservation | Letter
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (291+ words) Prof Amy Dickman, Prof Adam Hart, Dr Dan Challender and Dr Dilys Roe say trophy hunting benefits lions and many other species by conserving more land in Africa than national parks doThe reason that trophy hunting bans have repeatedly stalled…...
A British ban on imports of hunting trophies is long overdue | Letters
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (347+ words) Eduardo Gonçalves and Blair Patrick Schuyler respond to an article on the myth at the heart of trophy hunting Regarding Cal Flyn’s article (On the trail with the hunters who believe shooting big game can save Africa’s wildlife, 21 April), I…...
How hunting associations influence politics and the public
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (608+ words) Enter a search term above and press Enter to start the search. Press Esc to cancel the process. This dossier shows how this influence actually emerges, through which channels it operates and why making it visible is relevant for wildlife…...
Patent hunting as a solution to red deer conflicts?
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (1255+ words) At first glance, the demand appears logical: where conflicts exist, hobby hunting must become more 'effective'. On closer inspection, however, it becomes clear: the debate is less a matter of 'too little hunting' and more a question of objectives, responsibilities,…...
Trophy Photos: Dignity, Law, and Hunting Double Standards
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (236+ words) In the Trophy hunting this connection becomes even clearer: the public display of killed animals functions as a status signal that simultaneously generates widespread rejection across society. Hobby hunters face no such consequences, even though the basic principle is identical:…...
Wildlife Corridors in Switzerland: Facts and Hunting Criticism
5+ mon, 3+ day ago (668+ words) Corridors as lifelines of biodiversity and the role of hobby hunters. Wildlife corridors are connecting axes between isolated habitats that enable wild animals to move, disperse and exchange genetic material. In Switzerland, over 300 such corridors have been identified, many of…...
Forest-Wildlife Conflict: Browsing Damage, Myth and Hobby Hunting
5+ mon, 3+ day ago (476+ words) Hunting pressure as a cause of browsing damage and the concealed role of forestry. The “forest-wildlife conflict” describes the tension between wildlife behaviour and forestry, yet the hunting lobby systematically inverts cause and effect on this issue. Roe deer and…...
Recreational hunting and wildlife disturbances
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (399+ words) In many regions, hobby hunting is not a method of sustainable wildlife population management. Studies and observations repeatedly show that hobby hunting causes significant disturbances to wildlife. Even the mere act of entering a forest or the sound of gunshots…...
Dangerous Systemic Change: The Loss of Swiss Forests
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (181+ words) By adopting the entirely superfluous Würth motion to increase flexibility in reforestation compensation, the National Council has decided on a dangerous change of system: away from the 150-year tradition of maintaining forest area and towards its decimation. A decline in…...
Trophy Hunting Switzerland: Killing as a Status Symbol
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (523+ words) Ibex Trophies, Hunting Abroad, and Switzerland's Role in the Global Trophy Market Trophy hunting is not about obtaining food — it is about killing an animal for the sake of its physical attributes: horns, antlers, fur, skull. In Switzerland, ibex, deer,…...