Episode 456 - Erik Verreynne || A Veterinary Perspective on Elephants in Botswana

Blood Origins

English - March 05, 2024 08:05 - 56 minutes - ★★★★★ - 146 ratings
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Erik Verreynne, has been a wildlife veterinary surgeon in Botswana for the last twenty years. He is a non hunter and wildlife conservationist on the front lines of the information war around hunting because of where he lives and the work he does around elephant conservation and conservation sustainability in Botswana. This conversation is probably one of the first conversations around changing Botswana elephant populations with someone who has been in Botswana for 20 years and has seen the changes with his own eyes since he has been involved in the wildlife conservation game.

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