Profits from hunts go back into conservation and local communities, and game meat is distributed locally or sold, according to the government. Namibia is currently leaning into this strategy as a means of providing meat to locals, while simultaneously easing pressure on water and vegetation amid the country's worst drought in 100 years.
Some of the animals will be sold to trophy hunters via lucrative hunting licenses, profits that will then be used to improve water supplies at national parks. The meat from the trophy and cull hunts will be distributed to people most in need. But for critics, the plan is shortsighted and won't make any real impact on the numbers facing hunger.
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