Sentence examples for wildlife act from inspiring English sources

Parts of the National Parks and Wildlife Act will also be repealed.

The language in the Wildlife Act is rather vague and leaves open the possibility of imposing much lighter sentences.

The Independent's elephant appeal will support Space for Giants, who campaigned for Kenya's new wildlife act and continue to defend elephants in Kenya.

The idea has recently gained momentum; it has had such a profound impact on the country's conservation practice that the term was recently legally recognised for the first time in the Wildlife Act 2013.

The Parliament of Uganda is planning this year to build on this advance by amending the Uganda Wildlife Act to include far tougher penalties for those caught poaching or facilitating supply.

But so far, prosecutors have been unwilling to use these powers in cases of wildlife crime, or to seek the maximum sentences – a fine of Ksh 20 million or life imprisonment – stipulated under Kenya's stringent new Wildlife Act.

Even the exhibition's centrepiece, two lorries buried head first in the ground up to their middles, with their back doors open to allow in rain, dirt, debris and wildlife, acts as a homage.

The physical characteristics that endear pandas to humans can also make them seem like a wildlife novelty act.

The researchers hope their warning signal can help fishery and wildlife managers act in time to save stressed populations.

Thus, Bishnoi cult supports the wildlife protection act as Black Buck Deer is considered as human friendly in selected localities (Kala and Sharma [2010]).

He cites the Indian bullfrog, which was slaughtered for its meat and also used widely in dissections until 1991, when it was listed as an endangered species under the Indian Wildlife Protection Act.