CAMBODIA: Safari park plan draws fire
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The Cambodian government is considering a Spanish company's plan to create a hunting park in the country. The Madrid-based safari company wants to use 100,000 hectares of jungle in northeast Cambodia for hunting wildlife. Although some say such a project will bring a range of benefits to Cambodia, others believe it will do more harm than good.
Presenter: Steve Holland
Speakers: Mark Gately, Wildlife Conservation Society in Cambodia; Dany Cheang, Deputy director of the Wildlife Protection Office of Cambodia's Agriculture Ministry; Nick deSouza, World Society for the Protection of Animals regional director for Africa
