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Suspected poaching of wildlife
Dear Editor,
I would like to bring it to your immediate attention that I am extremely concerned that there is poaching of alligators in Leguan Island.
For the past week or so there have been four to five men who are not locals of Leguan and who have been catching alligators and skinning them.
When I asked them why they are doing this, they said that they had permission to do so but refused to show me any written documentation or proof that what they were doing was permitted.
I am gravely concerned that this is illegal activity that is directly affecting our wildlife.
I would like to know: 1. Is this legal? 2. What is the purpose of this? 3. Does the government have knowledge of this?
These questions need to be immediately addressed by the relevant authority. My contact information can be made available if the need arises.
Mr. Dale Shaka Kalamazad
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