Hunters are wiping out hornbills in Ghana’s forests

Mongabay
May 23, 2018, 8:36 am347 pts
Hunting for meat consumption and the bushmeat trade is threatening several species of hornbills in Ghana, in some cases leading to their complete disappearance, according to a recent study. Ecologist Lars Holbech of the University of Ghana said hunters had shifted their focus from the large mammals, now rare in…

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