MADIKWE Game Reserve CRISIS

[EXECUTIVE HUNT AFRICA]

This is the result of what happens when wild life (in this case, the elephant population) isn't correctly managed and everything is left in the hands of the government and green conservationists.

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[375Fox]

That’s really disturbing to see. It’s sad how emotions get in the way of any type of management for elephants. Culling is unfortunately necessary but most people can’t accept it.

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

This what is happening in various parks here
It is very sad yet easily solvable

The government keeps trying to clamp down on private operators to put checks and balances in place but cant even manage their own reserves at all!!!

 

[Frederik]

This what is happening in various parks here
It is very sad yet easily solvable

The government keeps trying to clamp down on private operators to put checks and balances in place but cant even manage their own reserves at all!!!

Correct instead of looking to the future they keep trying to keep the red tape going to feel that bit of power.

 

[chui1]

This is really sad news. Been there with the family at Morukuru lodge in 2016. After visiting Pilanesberg, Madikwe was an even better experience.

 

[Green Chile]

It's very ugly to see animals starving and suffering, especially due to mis-management. That area will take a long time to recover IF they start working on it.

 

[Tucketed]

My son and I had a great visit to Madikwe 2 years ago. He noticed quickly how on the other side of the property real trees were evident and inside the park the elephants had done their work. I asked the guide if they think about culling and his comments were they were afraid it would make the elephants angry.

 

[AZDAVE]

Did a three day photo safari there in 2018 and it was starting to look very bad then so I am not surprised to see it come to this level of a mess.

You look at some parts of kruger and it is starting to get bad also. A solid management plan to not exceed the carrying capacity for elephants is especially important.

 

[Andrew Short]

That’s absolutely terrible!

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Allparks with elephants are heading this way if not therealready
If u go on maps with a satellite view its painfully visible how bad these parks are
One side of the fence trees and grass etc
Other side destruction

“It will make elephants angry”” OMG, herein lies the problem

 

[AZDAVE]

Offering a special culling prices would help start fixing the problem. Plus give the parks a infusion of cash to put a solid management plan in place for recovery long term. Replanting to get the reforesting started isn't a quick process but a much needed on.

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Offering a special culling prices would help start fixing the problem. Plus give the parks a infusion of cash to put a solid management plan in place for recovery long term. Replanting to get the reforesting started isn't a quick process but a much needed on.

That solution is far too simple and doable for these muppets
It must have tons of red tape and years of scientific studying(bullshit) before the baton can be passed on to another bunch of muppets so that nobody can make a decision and actually make an improvement

 

[Ridgewalker]

This is so disturbing! Thanks Johan for bringing it to our attention.

 

[Altitude sickness]

SCI should start a campaign to boycott Kruger and every other park until the government considers shutting them down for a year of culling. Perhaps the Ivory and hide goes to the government as an additional incentive.

 

[deewayne2003]

True "Green" policy at work......

"We have managed this eco system into collapse... now give us more money!"

 

[VertigoBE]

This is horrible.
These results should be thrown at the feet of all those disney loving NGO's and the do-gooder politicians whose spineless decisions are creating these catastrophies.