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• TITLE: Contribution of Former Poachers for Wildlife Conservation in Rwanda Volcanoes National Park

  AUTHORS: Pacifique Uwayo, Vincent Martin Nsanzumukiza, Abias Maniragaba, Alexandre Prince Nsabimana, Victoire Akimanizanye

  KEYWORDS: Poaching Activities, Former Poachers, Wildlife Conservation, Ecosystem Stability

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.8 No.4, April 16, 2020

  ABSTRACT: This study assessed the contribution of former poachers to wildlife conservation in Volcanoes National Park, the main causes of poaching activities in Volcanoes National Park. The results indicated that the main causes of poaching and other illegal activities are associated with poverty, ignorance and culture and commercial purposes. The results further illustrated that poaching cases decreased in the Volcanoes National Park where, from 2018, the snares removed from the park reduced from above 1000 to 600 snares. In the same year, only 3 poachers from Kinigi and Shingiro Sectors were arrested. The findings illustrated that introducing of revenue sharing scheme where, 10% of the park’s revenues are shared to the local communities living adjacent to the park, and constructing a buffalo wall stone around the Volcanoes National Park are of the important measures which contributed to solve completely the problems of poaching and human-wildlife conflicts in the volcanic area. However, some respondents reported that the construction of buffalo wall did not prevent animal from escaping the park, they have proposed the construction of strong fence such as electrically fenced wall.