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...s have recovered from poaching in the 1970s and 80s. The struggle against poaching in the park was described by Delia Owens and Mark Owens in their book ''The ...ts wildlife suffered greatly from [[poaching]], but recent years have seen poaching almost entirely stopped. It has generally suffered from a lack of investme

...d the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2007 for his efforts to stop elephant poaching through community economic initiatives.<ref name=goldman>[http://news.bbc.c

...e forest has kept the human population low in the region, and despite some poaching and the absence of protection, the forest is believed to be still fairly ri

Luambe National Park was unfunded until 1999. As a consequence, excessive poaching led to a drastic decline in wildlife. Only a few shy animals remained. ''Lu

...ark status due to lack of financial support, lack of [[infrastructure]], [[poaching]] and illegal human settlements.<ref name="TBZ" /><ref name="ZTB">{{cite we

...lt and large areas are protected. However, wildlife is still vulnerable to poaching and illegal farming or grazing of livestock. Meanwhile as the population in

...k does offer a better refuge for [[elephant]]s migrating from Angola where poaching and illegal [[hunting]] has been rampant during and in the aftermath of the

...in the district's own national park, Sioma Ngwezi has held up well despite poaching. With the end of the Angolan [[war tourism]] especially wilderness and fish

Although the park is generally well-protected from poaching, the park's black rhinos were wiped out by 1987, and the elephant populatio

...mineral]] extraction and refining region; chemical runoff into watersheds; poaching, which seriously threatens: rhinoceros, elephant, antelope, and large cat p

...in the park. Although severely depleted in the past, due to effective anti-poaching measures, game populations in Kasanka are recovering well. [[Puku]] are the ...e range of habitats and amazing scenery, concluded that if there was still poaching, there must still be wildlife! He made it his life’s mission and ambition

...n National Park is inaccessible, needs management and has been depleted by poaching.

...reasingly severe penalties imposed by governments against illegal hunting, poaching is still common. [[CITES]] still considers this species as threatened with ...h some [[European Union]] assistance) have proven insufficient to stop the poaching.<ref>{{cite web| title = 100 Slaughtered Elephants Found in Africa | url =

...co.uk/2011/08/17-kapenta-rigs-impounded-during-sting.html, Bumi Hills Anti Poaching Unit (BHAPU) - 17 kapenta rigs impounded during sting operation.</ref> and

...government and a certain amount of corruption in some quarters has allowed poaching and uncontrolled exploitation of resources. Some national parks have had no ...Falls), and the rest have reasonably good wildlife resources despite some poaching.

...cnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 02 May 2014.</ref> Their primary threats are poaching, human population growth, habitat loss, habitat fragmentation, and habitat

...y's sons have reintroduced wildlife, and established a large cattle ranch. Poaching is under control, and the estate is proving to be a significant source of e

...under-resourced in the area and the swamps "are virtually unprotected, and poaching is excessive".<ref name="GEF"/>

...ear Threatened, though it is mostly threatened by habitat loss, continuous poaching in recent years and the high illegal demand for rhino horn for commercial p

...rder crime and arms smuggling has been a problem in the Copperbelt, as has poaching in the Bangweulu wetlands.<ref>http://timesofzambia.com.zm ''Times of Zambi