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Save Me from the Lion's Mouth Exposing Human-Wildlife Conflict in Africa

Out of Print
By: James Clarke(Author)
246 pages, 2 b/w maps
Save Me from the Lion's Mouth
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  • Save Me from the Lion's Mouth ISBN: 9781920544751 Paperback Jul 2012 Out of Print #199511
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In many parts of Africa a 'front line' has developed between humans and wild animals. People are daily and stressfully aware of their vulnerability, whether from predators that eat their stock, or from marauders that trash their crops: elephants, hippos, bushpigs, baboons, cane rats, dense sun-blocking swarms of locusts and quelea finches that can wipe out an entire season's crop and leave a community starving. And a startling number of people in Africa are killed by wildlife each year.

This reality is rarely conveyed to investors in wildlife conservation or to visitors to wildlife sanctuaries. But the battle lines are drawn between communities directly impacted by the remnant wildlife of an increasingly congested Africa, and the paymasters of a first-world population of voyeurs. Can all the players co-exist? This controversial exposé of the conflict between humans and wildlife lifts the lid on the battle for turf: the future of conservation will depend on the relationship established between wildlife authorities and those bearing the brunt along the front line.

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By: James Clarke(Author)
246 pages, 2 b/w maps
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