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The document discusses the bushmeat trade in Cameroon. Bushmeat refers to wild animals hunted for subsistence in Africa. People eat bushmeat as part of the local culture, but it can negatively impact the environment. Strategies are being used to try and limit overhunting from the bushmeat trade. The document includes questions to think about while watching a video on how bushmeat hunting affects Cameroon's environment.
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Bushmeat
- 1. Food for Thought The Bushmeat Trade
- 3. Food for Thought Which country am I? I'm found in the continent of Africa.
- 4. Food for Thought Which country am I? This is my flag...
- 5. Food for Thought Which country am I? My capital is Yaounde
- 6. Food for Thought Which country am I? My name is Cameroon
- 7. Food for Thought Using an atlas can you shade the country of Cameroon on your worksheet. The Bushmeat Trade
- 8. Food for Thought The Bushmeat Trade What is bushmeat? When wild animals are hunted for subsistence in Africa the meat is called bushmeat . Hunting and the eating of wild animals is part of the culture of Africa countries. Do you see any problems with hunting and eating wild animals?
- 9. Food for Thought The Bushmeat Trade Your going to watch a video about the Bushmeat trade in Cameroon , whilst doing this you will complete an emotion line. I don’t think bushmeat would taste very good.
- 11. The following images were used in this presentation, under creative commons license , some rights reserved . Images may not be modified without consent of the owner . Many thanks. Food for Thought Sources Slide Flickr Use Address 9 Knobil http://www.flickr.com/photos/knobil/1077604688/ 1 Brave Heart http://www.flickr.com/photos/brraveheart/2276661234/ 2 Tut99 http://www.flickr.com/photos/tut99/211616960/ 5 Alvi http://www.flickr.com/photos/alvi/202653870/