Why eat wild meat? Understanding food preferences to inform effective alternatives to bushmeat consumption

Project flyer
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Published: October 2018
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This flyer outlines the ‘Why eat wild meat? Developing effective alternatives to bushmeat consumption’ project which is funded by the UK Government’s Darwin Initiative between 2018 and 2020.

The project focuses on the Dja Faunal Reserve in southeast Cameroon, where wild meat consumption is common. We will use our findings to improve the capacity of conservation and development actors to design and implement initiatives that reduce the hunting of threatened species for wild meat – initiatives that are feasible, effective and, crucially, acceptable to local people.

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(2018). Why eat wild meat? Understanding food preferences to inform effective alternatives to bushmeat consumption. .
Available at https://www.iied.org/17485iied