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Archived Lifting the Ban on Elephant Trophies Will Probably Help Save Elephants - "Our knee-jerk reaction to hunting (and to Trump) ignores good data that suggest hunting works as a means of conservation. (slate.com)
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[–] derram 0 points 0 points 0 points (+0|-0) 3.1 years ago
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Lifting the ban on elephant trophies will probably help save elephants.
'When you considered the facts on the ground, lifting restrictions on elephant trophy bans isn’t necessarily a bad idea. '
'According to the Great Elephant Census, the African savanna’s elephant population across 18 countries went down 30 percent from 2007 to 2014. '
'The GEC numbers suggest the elephant population numbers for both Zimbabwe and Zambia are fairly stable. '
'In 2014, Zimbabwe’s elephant populations tallied up to more than 82,000—an incredibly far cry from the 4,000 individuals counted up around 1900. '
'But it’s important to note that elephant populations are not in the dire straits they once were. '
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[–] derram ago
https://archive.fo/JNC5S | :
'When you considered the facts on the ground, lifting restrictions on elephant trophy bans isn’t necessarily a bad idea. '
'According to the Great Elephant Census, the African savanna’s elephant population across 18 countries went down 30 percent from 2007 to 2014. '
'The GEC numbers suggest the elephant population numbers for both Zimbabwe and Zambia are fairly stable. '
'In 2014, Zimbabwe’s elephant populations tallied up to more than 82,000—an incredibly far cry from the 4,000 individuals counted up around 1900. '
'But it’s important to note that elephant populations are not in the dire straits they once were. '
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