Many thanks. It is very useful for us.

I have been advocating a hunting and use-based conservation strategy for India for many years. [Now] I am seeing an increasing number of people ready to listen and exclaim that they had never thought on those lines. I get a lot of useful material and arguments in your journal to support my contentions!

Please send [African Indaba] to the members of A.P.H.A. I believe that the African Indaba contains so much information that is very interesting and of great relevance and importance to the members. With best wishes to you and African Indaba

The Newsletter will keep me up-to-date on developments in wildlife management in the region.

Thanks for your informative newsletter.

Keep up all your good work. It makes for fascinating reading and I certainly do use it in my work

Thank you for the informative work in the newsletter.

Very relevant to what we are working with in Caprivi – Community based natural resources management and having communities become more involved in the hunting industry.

What I normally do is to print out the whole news letter, read it carefully and then make sure that it gets passed around the office for key people before it goes to our small library. Here, African Indaba does have a big following!

I think you do an excellent job of editing the newsletter. While I am not a hunter I am a non-practicing scientist running a safari company and believe that your newsletter is well balanced and very readable.

I have been in the worldwide hunting business for more than 45 years and I find your publication one of the best ever. Please keep up the good work!

I've found African Indaba to be one of the most informative publications on African wildlife issues and hunting available today. It's in-depth reporting, coupled with the professional calibre of it's contributors assures its readers of the highest, most trustworthy factual conservation news available.

If there is an award for quality outdoor/conservation/hunting journalism I would eagerly nominate you. Africa Indaba just keeps getting better! Congratulations.

I must congratulate you and all colleagues for continuing to enrich African Indaba. Thank you very much for the current series which is full of interesting subjects meaning that the paper is reaching out and attracting more contributions.

I have been reading the Indaba for the past two years and have found the information therein most interesting and helpful.  The problem of emotionally charged arguments in the conservation debate is a worldwide problem, and I have found in African Indaba a perfect source to put some reason into that debate.

B-E Hanses, Finland

I really enjoy receiving African Indaba as it provides plenty of interesting news which is essential for remaining in touch with what is happening in Africa. Keep up the good work. I really appreciate your efforts.

I have been reading your newsletter frequently and I am very impressed. There is simply no other information on hunting in Africa available with this kind of depth and no nonsense style.