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The Development of a Recreational Hunting Industry and its Relationship with Conservation in Southern Africa

Vernon R. Booth, David H. M. Cumming

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Dominant early influences on recreational hunting policy and practice The development of the safari hunting industry Comparison with the North American experience Conclusions Note References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Dominant early influences on recreational hunting policy and practice The development of the safari hunting industry Comparison with the North American experience Conclusions Note References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Dominant early influences on recreational hunting policy and practice The development of the safari hunting industry Comparison with the North American experience Conclusions Note References

Key concepts: Recreation, Geography, Policy development, Recreational use, Environmental planning, Environmental protection, Environmental resource management, Political science

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