CAN HUNTERS BE CONSERVATIONISTS? A coutada is a state wildlife management area in Mozambique in which safari hunting is permitted. During the 25-year civil war which ended in 1992, safari hunting was not possible because of security concerns. Anarchy reigned as wildlife across the country was decimated. The bushmeat trade thrived. Coutada 9, which covers some 4450 sq. km in the Manica province, was left virtually devoid of wildlife. The area also suffered serious habitat destruction with annual

How much do you know about the African Bushmeat Crisis, how it's affecting people and wildilfe? Education is key to solving this global problem. #conservationmatters | Shane Mahoney