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free download (1022 Kb) 11 Mei 2020 WRSA NUUSBRIEF // WRSA NEWSLETTER 11 May 2020 - WRSA
11 Mei 2020 WRSA NUUSBRIEF…
Beste WRSA-lede, [Read English below]
Soos belowe in die stemboodskap vroeër vandag: Hier is die geskrewe weergawe van die opdatering.
Dit is Maandag 11 Mei en dit is ongeveer ‘n week gelede sedert ek vir u ‘n opdatering gestuur het.
Toe ek ongeveer ‘n week gelede met u gepraat het, het ek regtig gedink teen hierdie tyd sou die onderskeie ministeries se direktiewe reeds gepubliseer gewees het om besonderhede te gee oor hoe die verskillende dienste en aktiwiteite soos gelys in die Nasionale Rambestuursdirektiewe vir vlak 4, geïmplementeer sal word.
Die Regulasies as sulks, verskaf nie daardie besonderhede nie.
Onthou, alle ministeries wat betrokke is by noodsaaklike dienste en aktiwiteite soos gestipuleer in die Regulasies, MOET direktiewe publiseer om besonderhede te gee. Byvoorbeeld, soos ek voorheen genoem het, is jag gespesifiseer in die Regulasies, maar presies wat beteken dit? Sal dit net dag-jagte wees? Sal dit net jagte deur ‘n boer op sy eie plaas wees, m.a.w uitdunning? Indien wel, sal uitdunningspanne toegelaat word? Ens.
Ek weet baie van julle raak nou baie moedeloos en voel dalk dat lidmaatskap organisasies soos WRSA, meer behoort te doen.
Die realiteit is: Ons kan nie.
Ons probeer, maar ons is nie die reguleerders nie.
Organisasies in die wildbedryf sou vandag ‘n bespreking met die minister van omgewingsake gehad het oor die direktief vir jag en lewendige wildhandel, maar die bespreking is uitgestel tot later vandeesweek. Ons verstaan dat die meeste ministeries se voorgestelde direktiewe nog nie goedgekeur is nie en dat baie daarvan aangepas moes word. WRSA hoop dat daardie “aanpassings” sal uitloop op direktiewe wat minder beperkend is.
Byvoorbeeld, ons weet almal dat jag ‘n besonder lae gesondheidsrisiko en impak op die landelike gebiede sal hê en ons glo nog steeds dat dit reeds so vroeg as in Vlak 4, in toenemende fases geïmplementeer kan word met die nodige gesondheids- en risiko kriteria.
Buffels in bomas
Maar, ons het goeie nuus: Hoewel dit net op buffeleienaars van toepassing is, kan dit moontlik gesien word as ‘n teken in die regte rigting. Sedert president Ramaphosa grendeltyd die eerste keer aangekondig het, het WRSA deurlopend opgevolg oor die honderde buffels waarvan die toetsresultate reeds bekend was en wat in bomas was.
En ja, die direkteur dieregesondheid, dr. Maja, het ons ingelig dat daardie buffels nou na hulle nuwe bestemmings verskuif kan word – natuurlik binne die COVID-19 voorskrifte.
Dus, enige buffeleienaar met geldige toetsuitslae, kan nou hulle buffels verskuif. U kan WRSA kontak vir meer inligting oor die vereiste permit om noodsaaklike dienste te verrig. Skakel ons op ons landlyn, 012 335 6994 of stuur e-pos aan info@wrsa.co.za om aansoek te doen. [Verskaf dan sommer die WRSA-lid se volle name, ID- en lidnommer].
Die sukses het nie per ongeluk gebeur nie. Ons glo, omdat wildbestuur en diereversorging as noodsaaklike dienste gestipuleer is, dat dit eintlik van die begin af toegelaat moes gewees het, maar dit was nie. WRSA het deurlopend met die toepaslike regeringsdepartemente opgevolg en ons is dankbaar dat die risiko’s en kostes om 260+ buffels in bomas te hou, binnekort iets van die verlede sal wees (dis net dié waarvan ons weet – daar kon meer gewees het).
Lidmaatskap van organisasies
Dit bring my by die belangrikheid van mense wat aan organisasies behoort – organisasies wat na die beste belange van hulle lede omsien. Of dit grondeienaars of wildboere is wat aan WRSA behoort of professionele jagters en jagondernemers wat aan ‘n professionele jag-organisasie behoort of plaaslike jagters wat aan ‘n jagonderneming behoort, taksidermiste en leerlooierye, translokeerders, uitdunningspanne … watter ook al! Om ‘n lid van ‘n georganiseerde struktuur te wees, verseker nie net dat u ingelig en opgedateer sal bly oor sake wat u raak nie, maar dit sal ook die organisasies se hand versterk om vir u saak te veg! Nou met COVID-19 val die kollig op organisasies en wat ons vir ons lede doen: Ons tree op in die beste belange van die industrie! Indien u dus weet van wildboere wat nie lede is van WRSA nie, versoek ons u om hulle aan te moedig om aan te sluit sodat hulle ook in die voordele kan deel.
Verslag oor WRSA se opname en onderhoud met WRSA se adjunkpresident
Media berigte dat die Suid-Afrikaanse wildbedryf op die rand van ineenstorting is weens COVID-19, het sedert Vrydagmiddag verskyn. Dit is gebaseer op die verslag wat WRSA op 8 Mei gepubliseer het.
WRSA verteenwoordig wildboere in Suid-Afrika en dit was vir ons besonder belangrik om ‘n duidelike prentjie te hê van die impak van COVID-19 op wildboere, daarom het ons einde van April wildboere genooi om deel te neem aan ‘n opname. Die opname is nie net aan WRSA-lede versprei nie, ons het verskeie kanale gebruik om alle wildboere te bereik. Ons het net meer as 600 voltooide vraelyste binne twee dae terug ontvang, waarvan tweederdes WRSA-lede was.
Noudat ons die statistiek het, kan ons die regering, finansiële instellings, die privaatsektor, ens nader om aan ‘n herstelplan te begin werk.
Ons bedank weer eens almal wat deelgeneem het. Die volle verslag is op ons webtuiste www.wrsa.co.za beskikbaar.
Die verslag en ‘n onderhoud met ons adjunkpresident, Wiaan van der Linde, is in die Game & Hunt Daily gepubliseer. Hier is die skakel na die onderhoud: https://gameandhuntdaily.co.za/the-south-african-wildlife-industry-is-on-the-brink-of-collapse/ . Kyk gerus daarna en neem kennis van die inligting.
Afrika Varkgriep uitbraak
Hieronder is die skakel na die NAHF se webtuiste vir die mediaverklaring waarin minister Didiza die uitbraak van Afrika varkgriep in die Oos-Kaap, aankondig:
So, aan almal wat vanoggend na my stemnota geluister het en hier lees, WRSA wens u en u gesinne, werkers en geliefdes, ‘n geseënde nuwe week toe. Kom ons hoop dat die onderskeie ministers se direktiewe teen volgende week hierdie tyd gepubliseer is.
Tot ons weer praat, alles van die beste!
As promised in the voice note earlier today, herewith the written version of the update.
It is Monday 11 May and it’s about a week since I last sent you an update.
When I spoke to you almost a week ago, I really thought that by now, the various ministers’ directives would have been published to provide details on how the various services and activities as listed in the National Disaster Management Regulations, Level 4, will be implemented.
The Regulations as such, do not provide those details.
Remember, all ministries involved with essential services and activities stipulated within the Regulations, MUST publish directives to provide details. For instance, as I mentioned before, although hunting is specified in the Regulations, exactly what does that mean? Will it only be day-hunts? Will it only be hunts for a farmer on his own land, in other words culling? If so, will culling teams be allowed? Etc.
I know that many of you are becoming very despondent and might feel that member organisations, such as WRSA, should do more.
The reality is: We can’t.
We’re trying, but we’re not the regulators.
Organisations within the wildlife industry would have had a discussion with the Minister of Environmental affairs today to discuss the Directives, but the discussion has been postponed to later this week. Our understanding is that most of the ministries’ proposed directives were not approved yet and that many had to be amended. WRSA hopes that those “amendments” would result in less restrictive directives.
For instance, we all know that hunting will have an extremely low health risk and impact in rural areas and we still believe that it could be implemented in incremental phases, with the necessary health and risk criteria of course, as early as from Level 4 already!
Buffalo in bomas
But, we do have some good news. Although it only speaks to the buffalo owners, it could possibly be seen as a signal in the right direction. Since lockdown was first announced by Pres Ramaphosa, WRSA followed up continuously about the hundreds of buffalo for which test results were known and which were standing on boma.
And yes, we were informed by the Director of Animal Health, Dr Maja, that those buffalo can now be moved to their new destinations – of course, within the COVID-19 requirements.
So, any buffalo owner whose buffaloes are in bomas and for which they have the test results available, can now move their buffaloes. They can contact WRSA to obtain more information about the required permit to perform Essential Services. Call us on our landline 012-335-6994 or send an email to info@wrsa.co.za [provide the main WRSA member’s full names, ID and membership numbers].
This success did not happen by chance. We believe that, as wildlife management and animal care were stipulated as essential services, it actually should have been allowed right from the beginning, but it wasn’t. And WRSA continuously followed up with the relevant government departments and we’re greatful that the risks and costs of keeping 260+ buffalo on boma can soon be something of the past (those are the ones we knew of; so there could have been more).
That brings me to the importance of people belonging to organisations – organisations that look after the best interests of their members. Whether that would be landowners and game farmers belonging to WRSA, or PHs and outfitters belonging to a PH organisation, or local hunters belonging to a hunting organisation, or taxidermies and tanneries, translocation, culling teams … whichever! Being a member of an organised structure, not only ensures that you will stay informed and updated about matters affecting you, but it will also strengthen those organisations to fight for your cause! And although the spotlight now during COVID-19 is on organisations, it actually becomes a visible example of what we always do: Act in the best interest of the industry! Should you know of any game ranchers who are not members of WRSA, please encourage them to join so that they can also share in the benefits.
Report on WRSA survey and Interview with WRSA deputy president
Media reports that the South African wildlife industry is on the brink of collapse due to COVID-19, appeared since Friday afternoon. This is based on the report WRSA published on 8 May.
WRSA represents wildlife ranchers (game farmers) in South Africa, and it was extremely important for us to have a clear picture of the impact of COVID-19 on game farmers, therefore we distributed a request to participate in the survey at the end of April. The survey was not only distributed to WRSA members, but we used various channels to reach all wildlife ranchers. We received just over 600 responses within the two days, of which two-thirds was from WRSA members
Now that we have the statistics, we can approach government, financial institutions, the private sector, etc., to start working on a recovery plan.
Once again, thank you to everybody who participated. The full report is available on our website: www.wrsa.co.za
The report and an interview were published in Game and Hunt Daily. Here is a link to the interview with our deputy president, Wiaan van der Linde: https://gameandhuntdaily.co.za/the-south-african-wildlife-industry-is-on-the-brink-of-collapse/ . Please make sure to watch the interview and take note of the information.
Here is the link to the NAHF website for the media statement in which Minister Didiza announces the outbreak of African Swine Fever in the Eastern Cape province:
So, to all who were listening to my voice note and those reading here, WRSA wishes you, your families, workers and loved ones, a blessed new week. Let’s hope that by next week this time, the various ministers’ directives would have been published.
Until we speak again, all of the best!
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