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Pages tagged with

Bushmeat

13 entries

People stand around several women on a busy street who are selling fish in buckets on the floor in front of them.
Preventing future pandemics means taking a considered approach to wildlife trade and 'wet markets'

Insight, 01 July 2022

Raw meat and a knife on a table
New decision support tool launched for wild meat alternatives project development

News, 27 July 2021

Woman stirs a long stick in a pan on a fireplace made of stone
Why eat wild meat? Insights from Africa and lessons for COVID-19 responses

Event on 04 August 2020

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Why eat wild meat? Local food choices, food security and desired design features of wild meat alternative projects in Cameroon

Publication, 05 May 2021

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Wild meat alternative projects: practical guidance for project design

Publication, 01 October 2020

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Nature’s stewards: how local buy-in can help tackle wildlife crime in Uganda

Publication, 01 March 2016

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Why eat wild meat? Understanding food preferences to inform effective alternatives to bushmeat consumption

Publication, 01 October 2018

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Why eat wild meat? Factors affecting the success of alternative protein projects

Publication, 01 July 2020

The sky is visible through a forest
Exploring why people eat wild meat – and designing better alternatives

Insight, 29 July 2020

View of a road cutting through a forest
Wild meat: is there an appetite for alternatives?

Insight, 21 May 2019

The meat from a duiker is prepared for a meal, close to the Dia Faunal Reserve, Cameroon (Photo: Stephanie Brittain)
Why eat wild meat?

Active Project

A family guards their crops from wild animals on the boundary of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Photo: Mariel Harrison)
Conservation works better with social justice

Insight, 20 August 2014

Bushmeat stew: complexities of a shadowy trade

Insight, 01 February 2010

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