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Appeal for end to hunting of elephants in private reserves bordering Kruger

The elephant bulls commercially trophy hunted in the Balule Nature Reserve are being killed for the benefit of a small number of wealthy white landowners.

TotalEnergies gets nod to drill off Cape coast — enviro

The EMS Foundation (South) Africa and Climate Justice Charter Movement have appealed against the Department of Environmental Affairs’ decision to grant TotalEnergies the go-ahead to drill exploratory wells off the southwest coast of South Africa. The EMS Foundation (South) Africa and Climate Ju.

Outcry in Knysna over advert for hunter to shoot baboon

Outcry in Knysna over advert for hunter to shoot baboon
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South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and sentience

South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and sentience Don Pinnock First published in Daily Maverick 168 newspaper The 17th-century mathematician and philosopher René Descartes said animals were automatons, so cruelty towards them was impossible. The philosopher Jeremy Bentham disagreed, saying that in our measure of animals we should not ask can they reason, nor can they talk, but can they suffer? For more than 200 years Descartes’s views have prevailed. But in official narratives and court findings around the world, Bentham’s views are back on the table. The recent report on the management of lions, elephants, rhinos and leopards by the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries explicitly emphasises animal sentience:

South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and se

South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and sentience by Don Pinnock, Daily Maverick June 1, 2021 South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and sentience by Don Pinnock, Daily Maverick June 1, 2021 First published in Daily Maverick 168 newspaper The 17th-century mathematician and philosopher René Descartes said animals were automatons, so cruelty towards them was impossible. The philosopher Jeremy Bentham disagreed, saying that in our measure of animals we should not ask can they reason, nor can they talk, but can they suffer?

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