Ep 55: Economics, the glue between hunting, photographic safaris & conservation

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Recorded28 Aug 2024

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Words like conservation, preservation and restoration have been popular marketing gimics and get thrown around without anyone truly understanding what they mean and what it entails to uphold them. This is especially true when it comes to the debate of hunting vs photographic safaris and which contributes more to conservation. The real backbone to conservation however, is the economics and in this episode I breakdown why that is the case. If you have enjoyed this episode, please take the time to leave a review and rating. If you have any thoughts on this topics or would like to share your hunting stories, then reach out to me via email: [email protected]

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