Not wild about wildlife
As foreign tourists and investors pour into wildlife conservation areas in southern Africa, benefits for local communities are slow in coming. Having swapped traditional livestock keeping for service jobs in tourism, they need training to become wildlife stewards, according to participants in a CTA study visit to Botswana and South Africa in October 2000, plus a network on wildlife veterinary affairs.
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As foreign tourists and investors pour into wildlife conservation areas in southern Africa, benefits for local communities are slow in coming. Having swapped traditional livestock keeping for service jobs in tourism, they need training to become wildlife stewards, according to participants in a CTA study visit to Botswana and South Africa in October 2000, plus a network on wildlife veterinary affairs. |
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