Original paper
Conservation crime and rhinoceros poaching : from ancient custom to modern dilemma
Abstract
It is common cause that the poaching of South Africa's natural resources, particularly high profile species, such as rhino, is inexorably lubricated by the demand ebb and flow for the yield to be derived from these organisms. The appetite for rhino horn, specifically by Asian countries, fuels and perpetuates the illegal trade in this commodity despite rhinos being in jeopardy worldwide. The use of rhino horn for cultural and traditional reasons,...
Paper Details
Title
Conservation crime and rhinoceros poaching : from ancient custom to modern dilemma
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
1
Pages
129 - 142
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