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Q&A: Lessons from 30 years of wildlife conservation in Ethiopia
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Q&A: Lessons from 30 years of wildlife conservation in Ethiopia
Kumara Wakjira has been protecting Ethiopia’s wildlife for over 30 years.The director general of Ethiopia’s wildlife authority has slashed bycatch of Nile crocodiles and overseen the establishment of national parks to protect elephants and monkeys. Last year, in recognition of these and other achievements, he received the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa, which is the highest honour bestowed under the Tusk Conservation Awards. Dia…
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