Conservation Matters Podcast Shane Mahoney

I had to write an entire essay reviewing this podcast and after in depth analysis I can say without a doubt that this podcast is truly amazing.

Hi Shane,
You start your conversation referring to Cecil as a Tanzanian lion, he was in fact Zimbabwean, murdered during an illegal hunt.

It’s really important to get your facts correct when discussing things like this. I was all keen to listen to your podcast, but the first sentence is misleading in the most egregious way , this has detrimental consequences for all sorts of reasons.

I am from Zimbabwe and had the pleasure of filming Cecil and Jericho over many years for different documentaries. He was born and died in Hwange National Park.

When I have the time to listen to the rest, I will hopefully find factual and compelling arguments about the issue’s surrounding his untimely and quite frankly inhumane death.

Anyone who has not spend time reading or listening to Shane’s work is truly missing out on the true philosophy behind the modern dichotomy of hunting and conservation. He is a pioneer in his teaching and research. Most people who live wildlife and wild places will appreciate this podcast. And it is but an iceberg of the mind behind it all. We are o a collision course of change and we could unite and fight the expansion of land devouring globalism or we will be left with little to enjoy in the out of doors besides a bird feeder.

Thanks for all you do and have done for the animals and those of us who love them.

P.S. i am a hunter but wasn’t always. I was once an anti because I did not understand the true meaning of sharing and being involved with nature on a deeper level. On top of that I despise feed lots and inhumanity of livestock.