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The sustainability of wildlife conservation and management in kenya: an examination of trophy hunting in Kenya
Trophy hunting as an activity has its history was done during the medieval times in Europe 1 . This was usually done by rich landowners who had massive tracts of land that they would make sure that they extended to areas with an abundance of wild animals for trophies. During the pre-colonial period,
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