One of the most popular animals shot by British trophy hunters are Hippopotamuses. Of the trophies entering Britain from species CITES considers endangered, Hippos are second only to African elephants.In a new …

Did you know that the Royal Family may have been responsible for the extinction of a Zebra-like animal in the 19th century?In a new report to coincide with International Zebra Day, the …

Research by African academics into local attitudes towards trophy hunting found many had either never heard of it or could not understand the colonial concept of killing an African animal for sport.  …

South African economists have found that claims by the trophy hunting industry that the industry is a major contributor to local economies and to wildlife conservation are not supported by the evidence. …

The vast majority of Africans are opposed to trophy hunting. In South Africa, 7 out of 10 people want trophy hunting banned (source: IPSOS). In Zimbabwe, the money promised by the hunting …

The trophy hunting industry has long argued that its ‘sport’ can benefit wildlife conservation. However, studies show that bans on trophy hunting have led to remarkable recoveries of wildlife populations. By contrast, …

Trophy hunting remains a contentious issue, stirring passionate debates among conservationists, hunters, and policymakers. With growing public concern for wildlife conservation, the stance of political parties on this issue has become a …

The Alliance Party have recently updated their 2024 Manifesto to specifically address the topic of Trophy Hunting. The Manifesto reads:“We will continue to pursue high welfare standards at the UK level and …