ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月26日 14時58分

Photo by @brentstirton | Chinko, Central African Republic: A local man carries an American hunter’s Bongo #antelope trophy from the jungle. In a complex interweaving, hunting and #conservation worked hand in hand in #Chinko, the last truly wild area in embattled Central African Republic. This is one of the hardest places to practice conservation. Lord’s Resistance Army fighters and Sudanese elephant poachers combine with constant armed pastoralist pressure to make life difficult for the small, heroic team who look after a wilderness twice the size of Yellowstone. Money from small-scale hunting has gone towards employment and also towards conservation. The #hunting was performed sustainably and was in place before African Parks began to assist the Chinko Preserve. It’s a scenario where hunters and conservationists worked together to preserve one of the last #wild spaces. Since 2015 when Africa Parks took over, all hunting ended in Chinko.

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