From the NationalEnvironmental Compliance and Enforcement Report 2018/19
Chapter: Biodiversity Compliance and Enforcement
In the 2018/19 reporting period, biodiversity compliance and enforcement continued to focus on the high-risk species, such as rhinoceros, elephants,
pangolins and cycads, while still ensuring that other species receive the protection from the Inspectorate. The cases cited below are just a few examples of the successful convictions that have been obtained in respect of these species.
Check the file, some interesting cases and hefty penalties:
Full report here:
https://www.environment.gov.za/sites/de ... report.pdf
Wildlife Crime: Convictions 2018/2019
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Klippies!
11 proper prosecutions out of many hundreds over the years?
11 proper prosecutions out of many hundreds over the years?
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The SA legal system is not famous for its efficiency
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Great justice system we have
Next trip to the bush??
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So that's 7361 rhinos killed in 8 years
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Rarely reported, but there a also plant poachers sentenced:
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Re: Wildlife Crime: Convictions 2018/2019
Not enough but at the same time, it's at least something. I hope there's going to be more convictions next year.Klipspringer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 4:46 pm Rarely reported, but everyone should pay attention to these mini excavators and there a also plant poachers sentenced:
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