Information Pack on the Wildlife Sector available as the Wildlife Conservation Bill goes to Parliament

The TNRF-Secretariat has developed an information pack on the Wildlife Sector as the new Wildlife Conservation Bill is about to be tabled in Parliament. The briefs have been developed as a resource for policy makers and the general public wanting access to independent information on the Wildlife Sector. These briefs provide information, data, and analysis about the trends of Tanzania’s wildlife populations, causes of those trends, and various links between national economic growth, poverty reduction, and wildlife management. The aim is for the information in these briefs to encourage more informed public debate about the policies and practices governing wildlife management in Tanzania.

Every effort has been made to develop a balanced and fair analysis of issues based on the best data and information available. The hunting and photographic tourism private sector, civil society (community-based organisations, local NGOs and international NGOs), government (the Wildlife Division) and independent experts have all been consulted in the development of these briefs.

  • Printed Swahili and English versions should be available by Wednesday 29th October 2008 and can be obtained by emailing info@tnrf.org (our apologies for the delay in printing)

To download PDF versions of the briefs, please click on the links below:


Wildlife for all Tanzanians: Stopping the loss, nurturing
the resource and widening the benefit
(complete set of briefs)
About the briefs
Summary Overview
Brief 1: The End of the Game?
The Decline and Depletion of Tanzania's Wildlife
Brief 2: The Causes of Wildlife Decline in Tanzania
Brief 3: Maximising Revenues from
Sustainable Wildlife Utilisation
Brief 4: Wildlife Management and Poverty Reduction
Brief 5: Integrating Wildlife into Local Livelihoods: The Importance of a Cross-Sectoral Approach
Brief 6: Best Practices in Wildlife Management
- Learning from the Region
Brief 7: Policy Recommendations for
Sustaining Tanzania's Wildlife
Bibliography and Further Reading

Feedback

If you have any comments, clarifications or inputs to make on the briefs, please feel welcome to write to the TNRF Secretariat at info@tnrf.org  

Acknowledgements

The TNRF Secretariat would like to thank Mr Fred Nelson who provided overall editorial inputs and support. The Secretariat also warmly thanks Dr Herman Mwageni, Dr George Jambiya, Dr Hussein Sosovele, Mr Leon Lamprecht, and Mr John Balarin for editorial comments and support. TNRF acknowledges the kind cooperation and inputs of the Wildlife Division. Mr Howard Fredrick Mr Daudi Peterson, Mr Mike Jones and Mr David Erickson are thanked for kindly allowing TNRF to use their photographs.

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