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WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT & UTILISATION PLAN

Torra. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT & UTILISATION PLAN. VISION The living standards of the residents of Torra Conservancy are improved through opportunities and income generation based on the good and sustainable management of natural resources. . RECOMMENDED HARVEST OFF-TAKE RATES

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WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT & UTILISATION PLAN

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  1. Torra WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT & UTILISATION PLAN VISION The living standards of the residents of Torra Conservancy are improved through opportunities and income generation based on the good and sustainable management of natural resources. RECOMMENDED HARVEST OFF-TAKE RATES Off-take rates & types of off-take change as desired population densities are reached # Only males will be hunted until desired population sizes are reached ## Females may be harvested once desired population sizes have been reached WILDLIFE POPULATION THRESHOLDS Conservancy size = 349,200 ha To better visualise population numbers, imagine a 5000ha farm and calculate densities of the population for this farm by dividing the estimate by 70. This gives a standard Index – Numbers per 5000ha farm – which is easy to understand in practical terms. Compare the density of what you have with the densities in the last column of the table. If greater, then that species has reached its threshold and can be harvested at higher off-take rates Supported by WWF Norway, Norad, ICEMA

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