Declaring a problem-causing animal

Vital part of wildlife management
The process of declaring an animal as problem-causing starts with identifying those that pose a continuous threat to human safety or property. This includes animals that have attacked humans, killed livestock or shown behaviour indicating they might strike again.
Ellanie Smit
In Namibia, managing human-wildlife conflict - especially with problem-causing animals - is a vital part of wildlife management. According to the Namibia Professional Hunting Assoc
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