What we're about
BAN TROPHY HUNTING
The mission is to get all trophy hunting banned in South Africa, since all trophy hunting in South Africa is canned to a greater or lesser extent. To that end, The Campaign Against Canned Hunting has put together a comprehensive audio visual presentation which has been shown to thousands of people from all walks of life in S.A.,Kenya and U.K.
GET ACTIVE
New regulations and policies are analysed and critical comment is then published to the media and to animal welfare organisations. View critical comment on the new canned hunting regulations. There is also a list of government addresses to whom you can send letters of protest.
ETHOS
For ethical tourists who wish to ensure their tourist dollars do not fall into the hands of persons involved in the hunting industry, we offer a certification service whereby eco-tourism resorts are audited to ensure that there is no direct or indirect involvement with hunting. Learn more about ETHOS. Or, tell us about resorts involved in animal abuse.
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
The Campaign Against Canned Hunting is raising funds to purchase land to establish a Wildlife Sanctuary. Find out more about the sanctuary.
June 14th, 2009 - Not the end
Submitted by canned on Sun, 06/14/2009 - 09:53THE RECENT CANNED LION JUDGMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA
Comment by C.A.C.H. (The Campaign Against Canned Hunting.)
Registered Section 21 and Public Benefit charity.
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There has been widespread rejoicing in and outside SA over the recent High Court decision handed down on 11th June in Bloemfontein. The press has published headlines like ‘the end of the road for canned hunting.’ Unfortunately, this is a long and winding road, and the end is nowhere in sight.
May 21st, 2009 - Kouga
Submitted by canned on Thu, 05/21/2009 - 23:07KOUGA WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTRE
Having spent seven years in the Kalahari working with wildlife I found that retirement, even to a pretty place like Wilderness, was unsatisfying.
After flying off to Australia to spend a month working on the Sea Shepherd anti- whaling ship, the SS Steve Irwin, I realised that I just cannot live happily knowing that I could be doing much more for our wildlife.
April 23rd, 2009 - Critique of norms
Submitted by canned on Thu, 04/23/2009 - 11:54Critique of the NORMS AND STANDARDS FOR (CANNED!) HUNTING IN SOUTH AFRICA
Short title and commencement
34. (1) These norms and standards are called the National Norms and Standards for the Hunting Industry, 2009, and take effect on a date determined by the Minister in
the Government Gazette.
April 23rd, 2009 - Norms
Submitted by canned on Thu, 04/23/2009 - 10:56DRAFT NORMS AND STANDARDS FOR HUNTING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Did you know that it is perfectly legal to shoot an elephant with a hand gun in South Africa. For this and other absurdities read our critique of the new draft norms and standards for hunting. Please object to Mr. Mbedzi at the department of environment at nmbedzi@deat.gov.za
How can we let this happen?
Submitted by admin on Tue, 11/18/2008 - 12:03I'm going to show you something. Please be warned that this will probably make you want to scream. It's not pleasant, but it is important you see it.
Before you look at it, I'd like to know: How do you feel about hunters and hunting?