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Ep 190: Sue Tidwell on How Hunting In Africa Saves Wildlife and Aids Conservation
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Sue Tidwell, author of "Cries of the Savanna," passionately advocates for responsible hunting as a critical tool for conservation in Africa. Drawing from her experiences and research, she sheds light on the complex dynamics of wildlife management, emphasizing the necessity of understanding both sides of the conservation equation.
With vivid anecdotes and a deep understanding of the local context, Tidwell highlights the challenges faced by African communities living alongside wildlife. She underscores the importance of involving local people in conservation efforts and ensuring that they benefit economically from wildlife resources.
Tidwell debunks misconceptions surrounding hunting and poaching, emphasizing that many individuals engaged in poaching are driven by the need to provide for their families rather than malice. She stresses the value of well-managed hunting concessions in both preserving wildlife populations and supporting local livelihoods.
In her advocacy, Tidwell confronts the notion that photo tourism alone can replace hunting revenue, pointing out its limitations in generating widespread economic benefits and its potential negative impact on wildlife and local communities.
Throughout her discourse, Tidwell urges for a common-sense approach to conservation, acknowledging the importance of facts and statistics but also emphasizing the need to empathize with the realities faced by those living in wildlife-rich areas.
Despite her seasoned background in hunting and conservation, Tidwell remains open to learning and engaging with others, actively seeking to spread awareness through various media platforms and welcoming dialogue with her audience. Through her book and ongoing advocacy efforts, Sue Tidwell seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of conservation in Africa and inspire meaningful action to safeguard both wildlife and human communities.
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