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It's a centuries old tradition one that japan is intent on keeping alive. after failing to get the commission's approval to resume commercial whaling japan has announced it is cutting ties with the international conservation body before we will. focus exclusively on the protection of whales would not take concrete steps towards reaching a common position. at the international whaling commission meeting in september it became clear that it was not possible for states with different views to co-exist and that led to this decision. that the move has been heavily criticised by countries such as au...

Only hunt whales in its own territorial waters despite a drop in demand for whale meat japan is also pulling out of the international whaling commission the decision has been strongly condemned by anti whaling activists. it's a centuries old tradition one that japan is intent on keeping on life. after failing to get the commission's approval to resume commercial whaling japan has announced it is cutting ties with the international conservation body before we will. focus exclusively on the protection of whales would not take concrete steps towards reaching a common position with. the internatio...

Frequent. these visitors want to find out if this way of life and pig farming has a future that from germany's development agency the g.i. said. conservation body. they say forest pigs do more than merely yield pork. they're also excellent ground keepers. they and their swine heads provide an important service to the forests. one perhaps even worth paying for. the. fashion you did be a law does up a board to go over to him we want to explain the merits of this idea to our partners in the region. it's still all in the planning stage the merger parties all over you both forests are unique ecosys...

Structure, particularly the dominant older males. additionally, the revenue of african nations is a draw for eco-tourism, which raises millions more than hunting. so the claim that it has to be culled, i'm not buying it. there are many scientists and conservationists who agree with me on this. >> he's not buying it. why is he wrong? >> he's not the expert. the largest conservation body in the world is the expert. there are scientific authorities who determine this is in the best interest of the rhino. the u.s. fish and wildlife services has to make two different determinations. they found that...