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Urgent and essential reading by @SianSullivanUK. UK politicians are right now opposing banning trophy hunting claiming it can "help fund conservation". But @SianSullivanUK shows how this& wildlife tourism impoverish and displace rural Africans from their lands and livelihoods 1/3
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Benefits are concentrated upwards to elites; most local people, already poor, gain little and lose much more. @SianSullivanUK's forensic analysis for Namibia is true for Tanzania too. Tens of thousands of people are at this moment being evicted from their villages and lands. 2/3
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In Loliondo, Maasai village lands have been leased to a United Arab Emirates-based company for trophy hunting, triggering forceful evictions. Tens of thousands more Maasai now face eviction from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area for the interests of wildlife tourism. 3/3
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Thanks @biosec_erc for highlighting this. At this very moment the Tanzanian state is using just such Malthusian arguments to try and remove 80,000 pastoralists from Ngorongoro, and 40,000 from Loliondo - see links and scientists' open letter in thread below
1/ This has to be one of the absolute worst takes on conservation- using a Malthusian framing about population growth *without* engaging with the global dynamics of capitalism & consumption patterns of the wealthy that sustain inequality is utterly inexcusable @RachelNuwer
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We’re looking forward to Living Nature, a 3 day hybrid event series exploring how human-nature relationships can be positive, reciprocal & resilient, with @FlourishDiverse, @invisible_dust, @CAOS_UCL & @britishlibrary. #ThisIsLivingNature Register free flourishingdiversity.com/eve….

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Katherine Homewood retweeted
'Prosperity in Rural Africa?' is out! Edited with the amazing @Christi36159665, this is the result of years of longitudinal research in rural Tanzania in multiple sites. A free pdf of the whole book (downloaded >1000 times over the launch w/e :) is here bit.ly/3uj5SYT /8
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“Dispossession is nine tenths of the law” - This year's British Institute in Eastern Africa (BIEA) annual lecture will be given by Ambreena Manji - online at 5pm BST on Wednesday 3rd November. Register here:
✴️How does #colonialism affect the law in everyday #Kenya? Professor Ambreena Manji @The_BIEA Annual Lecture. @NairobiGarage @AFNairobi @artsnairobi @AdamRJ02 3rd of November! 👉rb.gy/rcxz3o
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This is such fantastic news - Emily you are a star and it's a privilege to watch you take on the world and shape the future of the field
Really thrilled to be promoted to Associate Professor. What a brilliant group of women to be promoted with @UCLanthropology !! With thanks to the inspirational and massively supportive @KMHomewood. Big up the women!
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Huge congratulations - so good to see proper recognition at last for such a modest and dedicated colleague inspiring and supporting students and old-timers like myself year after year
34 years after being taught Intro to Human Ecology by @KMHomewood @UCLanthropology, I am now Professor of Human Ecology @UCLanthropology where @KMHomewood still leads @ucl_herg. Huge🙏 🙏🙏@KMHomewood from me & the 1000's of other students you have undoubtedly inspired🤩🤩
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So proud to work with such brilliant colleagues. Congratulations to you all!
Massive congratulations to Dr Kimberly Chong, Dr Emily Woodhouse, Dr Alison Macdonald, Dr Caroline Garaway, Dr Sahra Gibbon and Dr Hannah Knox! 🥳
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