With the relatively recent proposal in the British parliament to ban the import of wildlife trophies, the issue has once again taken center stage among factions of the global conservation community.

Namibia stands to lose more than N$260 million annually in potential revenue from the hunting industry due to the decision by the United Kingdom's ruling Labour Party to implement an anti-trophy ...

Namibia’s international hunting permits increased by more than 600 in 2023, according to the country’s Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism official statistics. “It’s estimated that hunters ...

In Namibia, December and January are off-limits for trophy hunting – and the Namibia Professional Hunting Association (Napha) says this is a deliberate, science-based choice to safeguard wildlife ...

Windhoek — Namibia has the second biggest hunting industry in Africa, second only to Tanzania and is regarded as one of the best hunting grounds. Jofie Lamprecht, who is a committee member of the ...

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