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CHAPTER 283
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

[SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION]

INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

    BY-LAWS

        The Certificate of Value of Trophies By-laws

    NOTICES

        The Delegation of Functions of the Director of Game Notice

    ORDERS

        The Wildlife Conservation (Close Season) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Suitable Weapons) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Game Controlled Areas) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (National Game) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Game Reserves) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Mkungunero Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Ikorongo and Grumeti Game Reserves) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Kijereshi Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Pande Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Muhesi Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Lukwati Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

        The Wildlife Conservation (Usangu Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order

    REGULATIONS

        The Wildlife Conservation (Dealings in Trophies) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Authorised Officers) (Identity Cards) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Compounding of Offences) (Forms) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Hunting of Animals) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (President's Licence) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Registration of Trophies) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Commercial Game Photography) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Specified Activities) (Licence Fees) Regulations

        The Wildlife Conservation (Specified Document) (Fees) Regulations

    RULES

        The Wildlife Protection Fund Rules

BY-LAWS

THE CERTIFICATE OF VALUE OF TROPHIES BY-LAWS

(Section 70)

    It is hereby Certified that the value of US Dollars or its equivalent as specified in the Second Column of the Schedule to this Certificate is the value of the trophy specified opposite that value in the column.

SCHEDULE
VALUE OF TROPHIES

A - ANIMALS

FIRST COLUMN

SECOND COLUMN

Type of Trophy

Value of Trophy Equivalent to US Dollars $

1.

Olive Baboon ..............................................................................

100

2.

Yellow Baboon ............................................................................

100

3.

Buffalo ........................................................................................

400

4.

Bushpig ......................................................................................

220

5.

Bushbuck ...................................................................................

140

6.

Caracal ......................................................................................

65

7.

Civet-Cat ....................................................................................

110

8.

Genets .......................................................................................

140

9.

Serval-Cat ...................................................................................

140

10.

Wild Cat .....................................................................................

120

11.

Crocodile ....................................................................................

520

12.

Dikdik .........................................................................................

130

13.

Abbot's Duiker .............................................................................

140

14.

Blue Duiker .................................................................................

140

15.

Common Duiker ...........................................................................

140

16.

Red Duiker ..................................................................................

140

17.

Eland .........................................................................................

542

18.

Elephant .....................................................................................

3,400

19.

Galago .......................................................................................

110

20.

Bat-Eared Fox ............................................................................

140

21.

Grant's Gazelle ..........................................................................

160

22.

Gazelle Thomson ........................................................................

140

23.

Gerenuk .....................................................................................

820

24.

Giraffe ........................................................................................

700

25.

African Hare ................................................................................

50

26.

Jumping Hare ..............................................................................

50

27.

Coke's Hartebeest .......................................................................

240

28.

Lichtenstein Hartebeest ...............................................................

240

29.

Hippopotamus .............................................................................

550

30.

Hedgehog ...................................................................................

650

31.

Giant Forest Hog .........................................................................

240

32.

Spotted Hyaena ..........................................................................

140

33.

Rock Hyrax .................................................................................

650

34.

Tree Hyrax ..................................................................................

80

35.

Impala ........................................................................................

170

36.

Golden Jackal .............................................................................

110

37.

Striped Jackal .............................................................................

110

38.

Black-Backed Jackal ...................................................................

110

39.

Klipspringer ................................................................................

470

40.

Greater-Kudu ..............................................................................

740

41.

Lesser-Kudu ...............................................................................

820

42.

Leopard ......................................................................................

1,270

43.

Lion ...........................................................................................

1,270

44.

Mongoose - all races ...................................................................

50

45.

Colobus Monkey - all races ..........................................................

355

46.

Blue Monkey ..............................................................................

90

47.

Sykes Monkey ...........................................................................

90

48.

Vervet Monkey ............................................................................

90

49.

Oribi ...........................................................................................

95

50.

Oryx ..........................................................................................

570

51.

Ostrich .......................................................................................

490

52.

Otter ..........................................................................................

110

53.

Pigmy - Antelope ........................................................................

95

54.

Porcupine ...................................................................................

95

55.

Puku - Male ................................................................................

160

56.

Python .......................................................................................

200

57.

Ratel Honey Badger ....................................................................

65

58.

Bohor .........................................................................................

200

59.

Mountain-Reedbuck .....................................................................

200

60.

Southern Reedbuck .....................................................................

200

61.

Black Rhino ................................................................................

8,400

62.

Roan Antelope ............................................................................

570

FIRST COLUMN

SECOND COLUMN

Type of Trophy

Value of Trophy Equivalent to US Dollars $

63.

Sable Antelope ...........................................................................

760

64.

Sharpe's Grysbok .......................................................................

110

65.

Sitatunga ...................................................................................

570

66.

Steenbuck ...................................................................................

110

67.

Topi ...........................................................................................

240

68.

Warthog .....................................................................................

210

69.

Common-Waterbuck ....................................................................

290

70.

Defassa-Waterbuck .....................................................................

290

71.

Nyasa Wild Beest ........................................................................

210

72.

Wild dog .....................................................................................

850

73.

White-Bearded Wildebeest ...........................................................

210

74.

Zebra .........................................................................................

340

75.

Zorilla (polecat) ...........................................................................

110

76.

Ground Pangolin .........................................................................

100

77.

Aardvark .....................................................................................

190

78.

Cheetah .....................................................................................

190

79.

Aard Wolf ...................................................................................

110

80.

Other races of Hyaenas ...............................................................

110

81.

Tanganyika Chimpanzee ..............................................................

350

82.

Edward Potto ..............................................................................

100

83.

Black Mangabey .........................................................................

190

84.

White-Nosed Monkey ..................................................................

190

85.

Patas (Red) Monkey ...................................................................

190

86.

Rhino horn 1 kg ..........................................................................

1,700

87.

Elephant tusks     - Unpolished 1 kg ........................................

55

                - Polished 1 kg ............................................

60

B - BIRDS

1.

Ostrich .......................................................................................

-

2.

Pelicans .....................................................................................

110

3.

Grebes .......................................................................................

100

4.

Cormorants and Darters ...............................................................

55

5.

Herons, Egrets, Bitterns ..............................................................

65

6.

Hamerkop ..................................................................................

40

7.

Whale-Headed Stork ...................................................................

270

8.

Storks (others) ...........................................................................

135

9.

Lesser Bustards .........................................................................

35

10.

Kori Bustard ...............................................................................

45

11.

Ibises and Spoonbills ..................................................................

95

12.

Flamingos ..................................................................................

155

13.

Ducks and Geese .......................................................................

90

14.

Francolins ..................................................................................

40

15.

Guinea fowls ..............................................................................

40

16.

Gruils ........................................................................................

40

17.

Rails and Crakes and Coots ........................................................

40

18.

Jacanas, snipes .........................................................................

40

19.

Plovers ......................................................................................

40

20.

Thickhead ..................................................................................

40

21.

Coursers and Pratincoles .............................................................

40

22.

Sand Grouse ..............................................................................

40

23.

Pigeons and Doves .....................................................................

40

24.

Vultures .....................................................................................

270

25.

Eagles .......................................................................................

270

26.

Hawks .......................................................................................

270

27.

Buzzard and Allies ......................................................................

270

28.

Falcons, Kite, Osprey (and allies) .................................................

240

29.

Secretary Bird .............................................................................

190

30.

Owls ..........................................................................................

95

31.

Night Jars ...................................................................................

95

32.

Swifts .........................................................................................

25

33.

Woodpeckers ..............................................................................

30

34.

Bee-Eaters and Honeyguides .......................................................

30

35.

Broad Bills ..................................................................................

30

36.

Cranes ........................................................................................

190

37.

Gulls and Terns and Skimmers .....................................................

40

38.

Procellanidae (Petrels and Shearwaters) ........................................

40

39.

Fin Foot ......................................................................................

40

40.

Avocet ........................................................................................

40

41.

Stints .........................................................................................

40

42.

Sandpipers .................................................................................

40

43.

Phalaropes .................................................................................

40

44.

Hoopoes and Scimitar-Bills ..........................................................

40

45.

Pittas .........................................................................................

30

46.

Parrots and Lovebirds ..................................................................

55

47.

Turacos and Goawaybirds ...........................................................

70

48.

Cuckoos and Coucals ..................................................................

40

49.

Mouse Birds ...............................................................................

30

50

King Fishers ...............................................................................

40

51.

Rollers ........................................................................................

40

52.

Hornbills .....................................................................................

81

53.

Barbets .......................................................................................

35

54.

Larks ..........................................................................................

20

55.

Wagtails .....................................................................................

30

56.

Crown and Ravens .......................................................................

40

57.

Babblers .....................................................................................

25

58.

Bulbuls .......................................................................................

25

59.

Flycatchers .................................................................................

25

60.

Thrushes and Chats .....................................................................

35

61.

Warblers .....................................................................................

25

62.

Shrikes .......................................................................................

30

63.

Swallows and Martins ..................................................................

25

64.

Starlings and Oxpeckers ..............................................................

30

65.

Drongos ......................................................................................

30

66.

Bishops ......................................................................................

20

67.

Hypocolis ...................................................................................

20

68.

Weavers .....................................................................................

20

69.

Tits ............................................................................................

20

70.

Quelea .......................................................................................

10

71.

Orioles .......................................................................................

20

72.

Whydahs ....................................................................................

20

73.

White eyes .................................................................................

20

74.

Waxbills .....................................................................................

10

75.

Sunbirds .....................................................................................

10

76.

Finches ......................................................................................

10

77.

Sparrows ....................................................................................

10

78.

Buntings, Canaries and Seedeaters ..............................................

20

79.

Trogons ......................................................................................

55

C - REPTILES

1.

Gekko Lizard ..............................................................................

20

2.

Lacertid Lizards ..........................................................................

20

3.

Plated Lizards .............................................................................

25

4.

Monitor Lizard .............................................................................

20

5.

Skin of all lizards .........................................................................

10

6.

Giant ..........................................................................................

30

7.

Chameleons (others) ....................................................................

25

8.

Other Lizards ..............................................................................

20

9.

Tortoises ....................................................................................

35

10.

Terrapins ....................................................................................

55

11.

Turtles ........................................................................................

100

.

D - AMPHIBIANS

1.

Frogs ..........................................................................................

10

2.

Toads .........................................................................................

10

3.

Caecilians ...................................................................................

10

4.

Newts and Salamanders ..............................................................

10

5.

Kassinas ....................................................................................

10

E - INSECTS

1.

Butterflies ...................................................................................

5

2.

Praying Mantis ............................................................................

10

3.

Millipedes ...................................................................................

5

4.

Centipedes .................................................................................

5

5.

Scorpions ...................................................................................

5

6.

Spiders ......................................................................................

5

F - SNAKES

1.

AGLYPHA: Fangless, Solid-toothed, non-poisonous

    1.    Blind Bunover ..............................................................

25

    2.    Worm Snakes .............................................................

25

    3.    Pythons (Rock) ...........................................................

190

    4.    Fangless Snakes (Colubridae) ......................................

25

    5.    Sand Boa ...................................................................

30

    6.    Green Snake ..............................................................

25

    7.    Egg Eater ..................................................................

25

2.

OPISTHOGLYPHA: Back-fanged

    1.    Boomslang .................................................................

25

    2.    Others .......................................................................

25

3.

PROCTEROGLYPHA: Front rigid-fanged Snakes

    1.    Water Cobra ...............................................................

30

    2.    Garter ........................................................................

30

    3.    Cobras .......................................................................

30

    4.    Mambas ....................................................................

30

    5.    Dea Elapidae ..............................................................

30

NOTICES

THE DELEGATION OF FUNCTIONS OF THE DIRECTOR OF GAME NOTICE

(Section 2(2))

G.N. No. 138 of 1975

    The functions of the Director of Game under sections 10(1)(b), 11(1), 14(1)(a) and (b), 70(4), 90(2) and 91(1) of the Wildlife Conservation Act *, are hereby delegated to every Game Assistant of or above the rank of Game Assistant, Grade I.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

    This note is not part of the Notice set out above but is intended to explain the general purport of that Notice. The Notice notifies the delegation by the Director of Game of certain of his functions under the Wildlife Conservation Act, to every Game Assistant of a rank not below that of Game Assistant, Grade I. The functions so delegated are: grant of a written authority permitting a person to enter a game reserve (for which section 10(1)(b) of the Act is relevant); grant of a written permission to a person authorising him to be in possession of firearm or bow or arrow in a game reserve (section 11(1)); grant of a written permission to a person authorising him to kill, capture or wound an animal or to be in possession of a weapon capable of killing, capturing or wounding an animal in a game reserve or game controlled area - (section 14(1)(a) and (b)); issuance of a certificate stating the value of any trophy involved in any proceedings for an offence under section 70 (section 70(4)); compounding an offence to which section 90 refers (section 90(2)) and making a recommendation to the court for the award of a sum of money to the person or persons who gave information leading to a conviction for an offence under the Act (section 91(1)).

ORDERS

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (CLOSE SEASON) ORDER

(Section 20)

G.N. No. 266 of 1974

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Close Season) Order.

    2. The period between the first day of January and the thirtieth day of June in each year is hereby declared to be a close season during which the hunting and capture of all animals, including birds, is prohibited throughout Mainland Tanzania.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (SUITABLE WEAPONS) ORDER

(Section 56(1))

G.N. No. 267 of 1974

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Suitable Weapons) Order.

    2. The classes of weapons described in the second Column of the Schedule to this Order are prescribed as suitable for the hunting of animals of the species specified opposite thereto in the third column of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE

1

2

3

SN.

CLASS OF WEAPON

SPECIES FOR WHICH SUITABLE

Swahili Name

English Name

Scientific Name

1.

Rifled breech loading firearms of a calibre of not less than 10 mm (.3750")

Faru

Rhino

Diceros bicornix

Nyati

Buffalo

Syncerus caffer caffer

Simba

Lion

Felis leo

Tembo

Elephant

Loxodonta Africana

2.

Rifled breech loading firearms of a calibre of not less than 7 mm (.270")

Choroa

Oryx

Oryx gazella

Chui

Leopard

Felis pardux

Kiboko

Hippopotamus

Hippopotamus amphibius

Kongoni

Hartebeest

Alcelphus buselaphus spp

Korongo

Roan

Hippotragus aequinux

Kuro

Waterbuck

Kobus spp

Mamba

Crocodile

Crocodilus niloticus

Mbuni

Ostrich

Strathio camelus

Nguruwe

Giant forest hog

Hylochoerus meinertzhageni

Nyamera

Topi

Damaliscus jimela

Nyumbu

Wildebeest

Connochaetes taurinus spp

Nzohe

Sitatunga

Tragelaphus spekei

Palapala

Sable

Hippotragus niger

Pofu

Eland

Taurotragus oryx

Punda-milia

Zebra

Equus burchellii

Sheshe

Puku

Adenota vardoni

Simba mangu

Caracal

Felis caracal

Swala-granti

Grant's gazelle

Gazella grantii

Swalapala

Impala

Aepyceros melangus

Swala-twiga

Gerenuk

Litocraneous walleri

Tandala

Kudu

Strepsiceros spp

3.

Rifled breech loading firearms of a calibre of not less than 6 mm (.240")

Digidigi

Dikdik

Rynchatragus kirkii

Dondoro

Steenbuck

Raphiceros capestris

Dondoro shapi

Sharpe's grysbok

Nototragus sharpei

Fisimaji

Otter

Aonyxlutra spp

Kanu

Genet

Genetta spp

Mbega

Klipspringer

Oreotragus oreotragus

Mbuzi mawe

Monkey - colobus

Colobus spp

Mondo

Serval

Felis serval

Ngiri

Warthog

Phacacherus aethiopicus

Paa

Antelope-pigmy

Nesotragus moschatus

Pimbi

Hyrax - rock

Heterohyraxi procaria

Pelele

Hyrax - tree

Dendrohyrax arboreous

Pongo

Bushbuck

Tragelephus scriptus

Sungura

Hare

Lepus capensis

Swala-tomi

Thomson's gazelle

Gazella thomsonii

Taya

Oribi

Ourebia ourebi

Tohe

Reedbuck

Redunca spp

Wanyama wengine wadogo

Other small Game

4.

Smooth bore breech loading firearms (shotguns)

Mamba

Crocodile

Crocodilus niloticus

5.

Rifled breech loading firearms of a calibre of not less than 5.60mm (.22" (I/R)

Ndege

Birds

Aves

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (GAME CONTROLLED AREAS) ORDER

(Section 9)

G.Ns. Nos.
269 of 1974
214 of 1994
215 of 1994
216 of 1994
217 of 1994
7 of 1996
307 of 1996
459 of 1997

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Game Controlled Areas) Order.

    2. The Areas described in the Schedule to this Order are hereby declared to be Game Controlled Areas.

SCHEDULE
GAME CONTROLLED AREAS *

1.    BURUNGE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

1.

BURUNGE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at a beacon on the south side of the Great North Road approximately 100 kilometres from Arusha where the Mbulu/Masai District boundary crosses this road, the boundary shall follow the district boundary in a south-easterly direction to the north apex of the Tarangire National Park; thence following the National Park boundary in a south-westerly direction to the point of inter-section with the Mbulu-Kondoa district boundary; thence following the said boundary in a westerly direction to the point of inter-section with the Kikore-Gallapo track; thence along the said track in a northerly and westerly direction to its junction with the great North Road; thence following the eastern edge of the Great North Road in a northerly and easterly direction to the point of commencement."

Arusha - Mbulu District. 400 sq. k.m.

2.    CHABULA MARSH GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

2.

CHABULA MARSH GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the junction of the Nyangombe track with the Mwanza - Musoma Road, approximately twenty kilometres from Mwanza, the boundary follows a bearing of 50 degrees for a distance of about seven kilometres to the highest point on Kiwambi rock-out crop; thence on a bearing of 50 degrees for a distance of approximately five kilometres to the shore of lake Victoria; thence along the lake shore in a north-westerly direction to the east bank of the Ihayabuyaga River; thence along the east bank of the said river in a southerly direction to the Mwanza - Musoma road; thence along the said road eastwards for a distance of approximately two kilometres to the point of commencement."

Mwanza - Mwanza District. 100 sq. k.m.

3.    ENDULENI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

3.

ENDULENI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at a point on the north shore of Lake Eyasi due south of Serengeti National Park beacon No. SNP.41, the boundary shall follow a straight line due north to its intersection with the Kimali-Ngorongoro road; thence in an easterly direction following the left side of the said road to a point lying due south of Lemagrut Mountain; thence in a southerly direction to the point of intersection of the southern boundary of the Northern Highlands Forest Reserve with the Masai-Mbulu district boundary; thence following the said district boundary in a southerly direction to the shore of Lake Eyasi; thence following the north shore of Lake Eyasi in a south-westerly direction to the point of commencement."

Arusha - Masai District. 600 sq. k.m.

4.    GOMBE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

4.

GOMBE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "From Kaliuwa Railway Station the boundary follows the Central Railway Line westwards to the point where it crosses the Malagarasi River; thence following the south bank of the Malagarasi River upstream in a north-easterly direction to its confluence with the Moyowosi river; thence following the south bank of the Moyowosi river upstream in a north-easterly direction to a beacon situated at the point where the Moyowosi river leaves the south end of the lake formed by the confluence of the Moyowosi and Mkombo rivers; thence following a beacon line eastwards and northwards around the periphery of the said lake to the point where the Mkombo river enters it; thence following the southbank of the Mkombo river upstream in an easterly direction to a beacon situated at its confluence with the Gombe river; thence along a beaconed line following the Mkwala-Mbuga road in a south-easterly direction to the point where the Kaliuwa-Oyowa track crosses the said Mbuga; thence following the Kaliuwa-Uyowa track south-westwards to Kaliuwa Railway Station, the point of commencement."

Tabora - Tabora District. 3,000 sq. k.m.

5.    HANDENI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

5.

HANDENI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the point where the Korogwe-Handeni-Kibaya Motor Road cuts the northern boundary of the Handeni District, the boundary shall follow this road to the point where it cuts the western boundary of Handeni District; thence along a northerly then easterly direction following the Handeni District boundary as the point of commencement.

Tanga - Handeni District. 3,500 sq. k.m.

6.    IGOMBE DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

6.

IGOMBE DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "All that parcel of land comprising approximately eighty square kilometres situated to the West of the Old Tabora-Mwanza Road north of Itaga as delineated on Forest Department plan No. Jb 301 deposited with the Forest Division and bounded as follows-

East: Starting from beacon No. 1 situated on the right of Igombe river, where this river is crossed by the old Tabora-Mwanza road twenty-five kilometres from Tabora, southwards for about fifteen kilometres to beacon No. 2.

South: From beacon No. 2, westwards on a bearing of 250 degrees for a distance of three kilometres to beacon No. 3 on the Igombe-Tabora pipe line.

West: From beacon No. 3 northwards by this pipe line for a distance of three kilometres to beacon No. 4; thence by a cut line along the southward slopes of the Igombiro hills for a distance of about one kilometre to beacon No. 5; then by a cut line on a bearing of 360 degrees for a distance of about ten kilometres to beacon No. 6.

North: From beacon No. 6 eastwards by a cut line on a bearing of 90 degrees for a distance of five kilometres to beacon No. 1, the point of commencement."

Tabora - Tabora District. 100 sq. k.m.

7.    KALIMAWE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

7.

KALIMAWE GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the bridge on the Mkomazi- Kihurio road over the Mkomazi river, the boundary shall follow the west bank of the Mkomazi river upstream (northwards) to its confluence with the Kambaga river; thence upstream along the west bank of the Kambaga river to its confluence with the Kisiwani river; thence upstream along the west bank of the Kisiwani river to a beacon situated on a bearing of approximately 310 degrees from the summit of Msanzali Hill; thence in a south-easterly direction on a bearing of approximately 130 degrees to the summit of Masanzali Hill; thence in a south-easterly direction on a bearing of approximately 133 degrees to the Umba Game Reserve boundary at Kashugu water hole which is situated about three kilometres north of Mabili (Upare) Hill; thence in a south-easterly then southerly direction following the boundary of the said Game Reserve to a beacon on the south bank of the Umba river approximately two kilometres east of the confluence of the Mbaramu and Umba rivers; thence following the south bank of the Mbaramu River upstream north-westwards then westwards to the village of Mnazi; thence in a westerly direction along the Mnazi-Kihurio motor track to the bridge on the Mkomazi-Kihurio road, the point of commencement."

Kilimanjaro and Tanga - Same and Lushoto Districts. 300 sq. k.m.

8.    KIGOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

8.

KIGOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "From Beacon No. 7 on the boundary of the Nikonga River Forest Reserve twenty kilometres west of Ushirombo on the Kahama-Biharamulo main road the boundary follows that of the Nikonga River Forest Reserve to south of the Busonge waterhole on the Kigosi river, thence leaving the Forest Reserve boundary continues southerly in a straight line to the source of the Mtoni river near Bugomba village; thence downstream along the west bank of the Mtoni river to its confluence with the Gombe river; thence along the left bank of the Gombe river downstream in a southerly and westerly direction to its confluence with the Mkombo river; thence downstream along the left bank of the Mkombo river to a beacon situated at the point where the said river enters the lake formed by its confluence with the Moyowosi river; thence in a westerly direction along a beaconed line following the north edge of the said lake to the point where the Moyowosi river enters it; thence upstream following the left bank of the Moyowosi river to its confluence with the Nikonga river; thence following the western and northern boundaries of the Nikonga River Forest Reserve north and the east to the point of commencement."

Tabora and Shinyanga - Tabora and Kahama Districts. 7,000 sq. k.m.

9.    KIHIRUMIRA POOL GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

9.

KIHIRUMIRA POOL GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "The area lying within three kilometres of the Kihirumira Pool which is situated on the left bank of the Liwale River about three kilometres above its confluence with the Matandu River."

Lindi - Kilwa District. 100 sq. k.m.

10.    KILOMBERO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

10.

KILOMBERO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at a beacon situated on the south bank of the Kilombero river five kilometres south-east of the confluence of the Msolwa and the Kilombero Rivers at Boma ya Ulanga; the boundary shall follow a south-westerly direction to Lupiro; thence south-westwards along the motor road through Malinyi to Mkasu; thence in a north-westerly direction to the Mpanga river at Utengule; thence upstream along the right bank of the Mpanga river to its confluence with the Luiga river; thence in a north-easterly direction to Chita; thence in a north-easterly direction following the motor road through Ifakara and Kiberege to the bridge over the Msolwa river; thence in a southerly direction following the Msolwa river to its confluence with the Kilombero river; thence following the Kilombero river downstream to the point of commencement."

Morogoro - Ulanga District. 6,500 sq. k.m.

11.    KITWAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

11.

KITWAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at Engasumet village on the Naberera-Ruvu-Rimiti road, the boundary shall follow the said road in an east-south-easterly direction to the Ruvu river at Ruvu-Rimiti Village; thence following the right bank of the said river downstream in the same direction to the point of intersection with the Arusha/Tanga regional boundary; thence following the said regional boundary in a south-west, then southerly direction to the point of intersection with the Kibaya-Kijungo-Handeni motor road; thence following the said road in a westerly direction to the Village of Kujungu; thence following the Kujungu-Kitwai-Engasumet road in a northerly direction to Engasumet, the point of commencement."

Arusha - Masai District. 3,500 sq. k.m.

12.    KONGWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

12.

KONGWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "All land in the Mpwapwa District in the occupation of the Kongwa Cattle Ranch, together with that area around Njogi Mountain whose boundary runs through the summit of Laikala Hill in a straight line in a south-easterly direction to the summit of Masanyete Hill; thence in a straight line in a north-easterly direction along a cleared trace to the water-hole 4,169 on the Mlali-Njogi Road; thence northwards along the Mlali-Njogi Road to a point due west of Musere Hill; thence in a straight line in a north-easterly direction to the summit of point 5,378; thence in a straight line in a north-westerly direction to the summit of point 4,235; thence in a straight line in a westerly direction to the summit of Noomai Hill; thence in a straight line in a west-north-westerly direction to the summit of Hogoro Hill; thence along the ridge of Hogoro Hill in a westerly direction to its junction with the main Hogoro-Kongwa Road; thence southwards along the said road to its junction with the boundary of the Kongwa Cattle Ranch."

Dodoma - Mpwapwa District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

13.    LAKE DARAMATAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

13.

LAKE DARAMATAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "The area lying within one hundred metres of the high water mark of Lake Daramatai on the Bubu river in Kondoa District. Provided that nothing in this Schedule shall be deemed to prohibit fishing in the Lake Daramatai Controlled Area by persons so authorised to do by Fisheries Division."

Dodoma - Kondoa District. 0.02 sq. k.m.

14.    LAKE KWELA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

14.

LAKE KWELA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "The area lying within two kilometres of the high water mark of Lake Kwela in the Ufipa District."

Rukwa - Sumbawanga District. 70 sq. k.m.

15.    LAKE MANKA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

15.

LAKE MANKA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the village of Langata on the Mkomazi river the boundary follows the Mkomazi river downstream to the village of Mtindilo; thence in a south-westerly direction to the summit of Kitumbatu Hill; thence in a northerly direction following the top of the watershed between the Ruvu (or Pangani) and Mkomazi rivers to a point due west of the village of Langata; thence due east to the village of Langata, the point of commencement:

    Provided that nothing in this Schedule shall be deemed to prohibit fishing in the Lake Manka Controlled Area by persons so authorised to do by the Fisheries Division."

Tanga: Lushoto District. 20 sq. k.m.

16.    LAKE NATRON GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

16.

LAKE NATRON GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the point where the western edge of the Arusha-Nairobi road crosses the Tanzania-Kenya border near Namanga the boundary shall follow the western edge of the said road in a southerly direction to a beacon situated west of Muru Hill; thence in a westerly and south-westerly direction through the summit of Matwato Hill to the permanent waterhole in the rock in the bed of the Emugur-Oretati water course situated near the crossing of the Ol-Doinyo Sambu-Engaruka track; thence in a westerly direction downstream along the said water course to the seasonally flooded depression known as the Engaruka Basin; thence continuing in a westerly direction upstream along the right (south) banks in turn of the Engaruka and Rongai stream to the summit of the western escarpment of the Rift Valley; thence in a northerly direction following the summit of the said escarpment through in turn Kerimasi, Mozinik, Bast, and Ol Doinyo Sambu Mountains to the Tanzania-Kenya border at boundary post 33; thence in a south-easterly direction following the said border to the western edge of the Arusha-Nairobi road, the point of commencement."

Arusha - Masai District. 3,000 sq. k.m.

17.    LIHOGOSA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

17.

LIHOGOSA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "The area lying within three kilometres of the high water mark of the Lihogosa Swamp in the Njombe District."

Iringa - Njombe District. 30 sq. k.m.

18.    LOLIONDO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

18.

LOLIONDO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at boundary post 33 on the Kenya-Tanzania border the boundary shall follow a southerly direction along the summit of the western escarpment of the Rift Valley through in turn Ol Doinyo Sambu, Bast and Mozinik Mountains to the summit of Kerimasi Mountain; thence in a north-westerly direction in a straight line to beacon No. SNP.9 on the eastern boundary of the Serengeti National Park; thence in a northerly direction following the eastern boundary of the Serengeti National Park to boundary post 24 on the Tanzania-Kenya border; thence in a south-easterly direction following the said border to boundary post 33, the point of commencement."

Arusha - Masai District. 4,000 sq. k.m.

19.    LOLKISALE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


19.


LOLKISALE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at beacon No. 1 on the summit of Oldonyo Loldorobo the boundary follows a cleared and beaconed line in a southerly direction through beacons Nos. 2, 3, 4, to the summit of Oldonyo Sambu; thence through beacons Nos. 5 and 6 to the summit of Oldonyo Lolkunan; thence in a south-westerly direction to the summit of Oldonyo Ngahari which is situated on the boundary between Masai and Mbulu District; thence in a north-westerly direction following the said inter-district boundary to beacon No. 7 situated eight kilometres south-east of Kwakuchinjja; thence in a north-easterly direction along a cleared and beaconed track to beacon No. 8 on the north bank of the Makuyuni river, about eight kilometres south-east of Makuyuni; thence in a south-easterly direction following the north bank of Makuyuni river for a distance of approximately one kilometre to beacon No. 9; thence in an east-south-easterly direction along a cleared and beaconed line through beacon Nos. 10, 11, 12 to beacon No. 13 situated on the east bank of the Makuyuni river; thence upstream in a southerly direction along the east bank of the Makuyuni river to beacon No. 14 situated due east of Loldorobo Hill; thence in a westerly direction to beacon No. 1, the point of commencement."


Arusha - Masai District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

20.    LONGIDO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


20.


LONGIDO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at boundary post 47 on the Tanzania-Kenya border, situated north of Kitenden, the boundary shall follow a westerly direction through the summits in turn of Ketumbellion Nimboligi, Ngaserai and Muru Hills to a beacon situated west of Muru Hill on the western edge of the Arusha-Nairobi road; thence following the western edge of the said road in a southerly direction to the Tanzania-Kenya border near Namanga; thence in a south-easterly direction following the said border to boundary post 47, the point of commencement."


21.    LUGANZO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


21.


LUGANZO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "From Kaliuwa Railway Station the boundary follows the Kaliuwa-Mpanda railway line in a south-westerly direction to a beacon on the east side of the railway line on the Lumbe Mbuga at approximately 67 Kms; thence southwards along a cleared and beaconed line to the beacon which marks the north-west corner of the Uggala Game Reserve; thence southwards following the western boundary of the said Reserve to the junction of the Msima and Ugalla rivers; thence downstream along the Ugalla river to its junction with the Malagarasi river; thence upstream along the Malagarasi river to the point where it is crossed by the Central Railway line; thence eastwards along the said railway line to Kaliuwa Railway Station, the point of commencement."


Tabora - Tabora District. 2,500 sq. k.m

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Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


22.


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23.    LUNDA MKWAMBI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


23.


LUNDA MKWAMBI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the junction of Njombe and Kisigo Rivers (7℃03'16'S and 35℃05'04"E; the boundary shall follow the Kisigo River downstream to where it enters the great Ruaha River (7℃03'00"S and 35℃50'07"E); thence following the great Ruaha downstream to where the Mbunga River joins the great Ruaha River (7℃11'09"S and 36℃15'54"E); thence following the Mbuga upstream to the junction with Isaka River (7℃17'07"S and 36℃07'37"E); thence along a straight line northwards to the Eastern end of Nyang'oro mountains (7℃11'25"S and 36℃05'09"E); thence along the Southern lower edges of the said mountains to where the Dodoma - Iringa Great Road cuts the Mountains (7℃21'32"S and 35℃45'23"E); thence along a straight line in a South-west direction to the summit of Kibako Hills (7℃22'48"S and 35℃44'25"E); thence in the same direction to the summit of Mtamba Hills (7℃23'18"S and 35℃45'00"E); thence along a straight line South-Westerly to the summit of Ikengeza Hills (7℃24'16"S and 35℃42'32"E); thence along a straight line south-westerly direction to the summit of Kipera Hills (7℃39'16"S and 35℃31'38"E); thence the boundary follows the Iringa - Idodi track in a north-easterly direction to Mloa Village (7℃39'04"S and 35℃22'03"E); thence westwards along the said track to Ndorobo Village (7℃39'07"S and 35℃18'00"E) thence along the said track to Tangamalengo (7℃44'25"S and 31℃01'30"E) through Idobi (7℃42'32"S and 35℃04'21"E); and Mapogoro (7℃43'21"S and 35℃02'09"E) villages; thence along a track south-westerly direction to Nyaluhanga village (7℃46'13"S and 34℃59'09"E) and southwards along the track to Waga village (7℃50'09"S and 35℃01'05"E); thence along a track south-westerly to Nyamakuyu village (7℃53'27"S and 34℃58'13"E); thence along a track North-westerly direction to Husman's Bridge (7℃47'27"S and 34℃51'48"E); where the boundary shall follow the Eastern boundary of the Ruaha Park to where it meets the Njombe River (6℃53'53"S and 34℃54'32"E); thence the boundary of the controlled area shall follow the Njombe River downstream to the confluence of Njombe and Kizigo Rivers which is the point of commencement."


Iringa Region
G.N. No. 38 of 1985

24.    MASASI RIVER GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


24.


MASASI RIVER GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "From a beacon on the Nyamirembe/Biharamulo road approximately four kilometres from Nyamirembe Pier, in a northerly direction to a beacon on the shore of Lake Victoria at Bwongera (Mugengwe); thence in a south-easterly direction to a beacon on the lake shore west of Buhungu Settlement; thence in a straight line across the bay to the point of commencement."


West Lake - Biharamulo District. 180 sq. k.m.

25.    MASWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


25.


MASWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the point where the Mbalangate river enters Lake Victoria the boundary follows the North bank of the river upstream to the boundary of the Serengeti National Park on the Mwanza/Musoma road; thence following the boundary of the said Park in a south-easterly direction to the beacon on Kitu hill; thence in a southerly direction along the Maswa Game Reserve boundary to the Mang'wina (Mawina river) on the Kakesio road; thence westwards along the Kakesio-Nyalikungu road to Kisesa; thence eastwards along the Kimbagu road to a point due north of Baluli hill; thence northwards to Bukwaya Dam; thence northwards to Dugudi hill, the source of the Gidamunida river; thence downstream on the south bank of the Gidamunida river to its confluence with the Duma river; thence northwards through Masewa hill to the Mwamodea river; thence downstream on the south bank of Mwamodea river to its confluence with the Ramadi river; thence downstream on the south bank of the Ramadi river to where it enters Lake Victoria; thence following the lake shore northwards to the point of commencement."


Shinyanga and Mwanza - Maswa and Mwanza Districts. 1,000 sq. k.m.

26.    MESERANI DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


26.


MESERANI DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "The area comprised within the circumference of a circle having a radius of five kilometres from the centre of the retaining wall of the Meserani Dam in the Masai District."


Arusha - Masai District. 75 sq. k.m.

27.    MKUNGUNERO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


27.


MKUNGUNERO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at a beacon on the Hanang-Kondoa district boundary where the said boundary crosses the Chubi Mbuga the boundary follows the eastern edge of the said Mbuga in a southerly direction to the Busi-Makuyuni motor track; thence in a north-easterly direction to the border of Tarangire National Park; thence following the Park boundary westwards to the point of commencement."


Dodoma - Kondoa District. 700 sq. k.m.

28.    MLELE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


28.


MLELE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at Sitalike on the Mpanda-Sumbawanga road the boundary shall follow the Sitalike-Kakonko-Uruwira track in a north-easterly direction to Uruwira; thence following the Mpanda-Nyonga road in an easterly direction to its junction with the Tabora-Nyonga road thence in a Southerly direction along the Tabora-Nyonga road to Nyonga settlement; thence along the Nyonga-Rungwa road in a south-westerly direction to Rungwa settlement; thence along the Rungwa-Usevia Mitumba road in a westerly direction to the junction with the Usevia-Ikuu-Sikitiko road about ten kilometres west of Usevia village; thence following the said road in a northerly direction to the point where it crosses the southern boundary of the Katavi National Park; thence following the said boundary eastwards, then northwards, then north-eastwards to Sitalike village, the point of commencement."


Rukwa - Mpanda District. 3,000 sq. k.m.

29.    MOYOWOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


29.


MOYOWOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at beacon No. 1 erected on the east bank of the Malagarasi river at the point of junction of the Kibondo, Kasulu and Kigoma district boundaries, the boundary follows the east bank of the Malagarasi river in a northerly direction to a beacon at the Kigoma-Kibondo road bridge; thence following a demarcated line along the boundary line of the Mwaliye Forest Reserve in a Northerly direction to the boundary of the Buyangu Forest Reserve; thence following the Western boundary of the Buyangu Forest Reserve in a north-easterly direction to the Moyowosi river; thence following the west bank of the Moyowosi river in a southerly and then south-westerly direction to the point of commencement."


Kigoma - Kibondo District. 6,000 sq. k.m.

30.    MSIMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


30.


MSIMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at Isimbira at the point where the Tabora-Nyonga road crosses the Ugalla river, the boundary follows the said road in a southerly direction to the point where the Mpanda road leaves it; thence in a westerly direction along the Mpanda road to the Mtambo river; thence downstream (northwards) the Mtambo river to its confluence with the Ugalla river; thence following the Ugalla river upstream (eastwards) to its confluence with the Msima river on the western boundary of the Ugalla Game Reserve; thence following the western and southern boundaries of the Ugalla Game Reserve North-eastwards to Isimbira, the point of commencement."


Rukwa - Mpanda District. 2,000 sq. k.m.

31.    MTO-WA-MBU GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


31.


MTO-WA-MBU GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the top of Rift wall where the Longabolo (or Makuyuni) stream flows over the said wall, the boundary follows a straight line east-wards to a beacon sited on the summit of Matawato Hill; thence in a southerly direction to a beacon sited at the north-east corner of the Monduli Forest Reserve boundary; thence along the southern boundary of the said forest reserve in a south-westerly direction to the point of intersection with the boundary of Monduli Minor Settlement; thence following the boundaries of the Monduli Minor Settlement to the point of intersection of western boundary of the said settlement with the boundary of the Monduli Forest Reserve; thence in a south and westerly direction along the boundary of the said forest reserve to a beacon sited on the top of Monduli Juu ridge; thence following the said ridge in a south-westerly direction to a beacon sited on the northern boundary of the Burko Forest Reserve; thence in a southerly direction along the eastern boundary of the said Forest Reserve to the north-east boundary beacon of Essimingor Farm No. 1; thence following the western boundaries of the Essimingor Farms Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 to a beacon sited on the Makuyuni-Mto-wa-Mbu Road; thence following the said road in an easterly direction to the north-west boundary beacon of Farm No. 11; thence following the western boundary of the said farm in a south-south-westerly direction to the point of intersection with the Mbulu/Masai in the district boundary; thence in North-westerly direction along the said inter-district boundary to its point of intersection with the high water line of Lake Manyara; thence northwards along the high water line of the Lake to Manyara National Park boundary post No. 20; thence following in a northerly direction the boundaries of the Lake Manyara National Park to Manyara National Park boundary post No. 2 sited on the west bank of the Kiruruma River; thence following the west (right) bank of the Kiruruma River upstream to its sources of the top of the Rift Wall; thence following the top of the Rift Wall northwards to the point where the Longabolo (or Makuyuni) stream flows over the Rift Wall, the point of commencement."


Arusha - Masai District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

32.    MUHUWESI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


32.


MUHUWESI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "All that area of land gazetted as Muhuwesi Forest Reserve in the Forests Ordinance."


Ruvuma - Tunduru District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

33.    MWADUI DIAMOND MINE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


33.


MWADUI DIAMOND MINE GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "The area comprised within the circumference of a circle having a radius of ten kilometres from the centre of the Mwadui Diamond Mine."


Shinyanga - Shinyanga District. 10 sq. k.m.

34.    MWAMBESI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


34.


MWAMBESI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "All that area of land gazetted as Mwambesi Forest Reserve in the Forests Ordinance."


Ruvuma - Tunduru District. 1,000 sq. k.m.

35.    NCHWA-NKIMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


35.


NCHWA-NKIMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "The strip of land one kilometre wide to the south of the Nyamirembe/Biharamulo road, running from a beacon approximately four kilometres from Nyamirembe Pier to a beacon fifteen kilometres from the junction of the Nyamirembe/Biharamulo road with the main Biharamulo/Kahama road."


West Lake - Biharamulo District. 50 sq. k.m.

36.    NGEJU-NJIRO DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


36.


NGEJU-NJIRO DAM GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "The area comprised within the circumference of a circle having the radius of two kilometres from the centre of the retaining wall of the Ngeju-Njiro Dam."


Arusha - Masai District. 30 sq. k.m.

37.    NGORONGORO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


37.


NGORONGORO GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at beacon No. SNP.9 on the eastern boundary of the Serengeti National Park the boundary follows a south-easterly direction in a straight line to Kerimasi mountain; thence following the top of the Rift Escarpment in a southerly direction to the point of intersection with the southern boundary of the Northern Highlands Forest Reserve; thence in a westerly direction along the southern boundary of the said Reserve to the Mbulu-Masai district boundary; thence in a northerly direction to a point on the Ngorongoro-Kimali road due south of Lemagrut Mountain; thence along the said road to its intersection with the Ngorongoro Conservation Area boundary; thence due north along the said boundary to beacon No. SNP. 41; thence following the south and then east boundaries of the Serengeti National Park to beacon No. SNP. 9, the point of commencement."


Arusha - Masai District. 15,000 sq. k.m.

38.    NYONGA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


38.


NYONGA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at Isimbira at the point where the Tabora-Mpanda road crosses the Ugalla River the boundary follows the southern boundary of the Ugunda Controlled Area in an easterly direction to the point where it meets the Sikonge-Rungwa Road; thence following the said road in a southerly then easterly direction to the point where it it crosses the Musa River; thence following the said river downstream (westwards) to its confluence with the Mawima river; thence following the Mawina river upstream (northwards) to the point where it is crossed by the Kitunda-Nyonga road; thence following the said road in a westerly direction to Nyonga settlement; thence following the Nyonga-Tabora road in a northerly direction to Isimbira, the point of commencement."


Rukwa and Tabora - Mpanda and Tabora Districts. 35,000 sq. k.m

39.    RAU FOREST GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


39


RAU FOREST GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "The boundaries of the Rau Forest Reserve, as defined in a Proclamation made under section 4 of the Forests Ordinance."


Kilimanjaro - Moshi District. 100 sq. k.m.

40.    RUKWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


40.


RUKWA GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the village of Nakachese on the south shore of Lake Rukwa the boundary shall follow the track in a north-westerly direction to Ilala on the Momba river; thence in a north-westerly direction upstream along the northern bank of the Momba river to a beaconed point near Sangama on the Sangama-Ntumba track; thence following the eastern side of the said track to a beaconed point at Ntumba; thence along the eastern side of the road running from Mtumba-Sakalilo-Milepa-Luipa-Usia past Muse; thence to a beaconed point near the causeway; thence along the southern side of the track to Soda and on to Kalumbaliza and Kasekela Camp and on to Maji ya Moto; thence along the north side of the motor road in an easterly direction to the village of Rungwa West; thence along the east bank of the Rungwa river upstream to the top of the escarpment bordering the east side of the Rukwa Valley; thence in a south-easterly direction along the top of the said escarpment as far as the Yeye river; thence in a south westerly direction along the east bank of the said river to the shore of Lake Rukwa; thence in a south-easterly direction along the high water mark of the said lake to the mouth of the Mtaga river; thence in a straight line in a southerly direction to Nakachese, the point of commencement."


Rukwa - Mpanda, Sumbawanga and Chunya Districts. 400 sq. k.m.

41.    RUNGWA RIVER GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


41.


RUNGWA RIVER GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the confluence of the Mawima and Rungwa Rivers, following the north bank of the Rungwa River downstream to the falls at Rungwa Village; thence approximately three hundred metres north-west to the Rungwa-Nyonga Ilunde-Kilunda road running in an easterly direction to a point where it crosses the Mawima river; thence down the west bank of the river to the starting point."


Rukwa and Tabora - Mpanda and Tabora Districts. 1,500 sq. k.m.

42.    RUVU MASAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


42.


RUVU MASAI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the junction of the Moshi-Naberera road with the Arusha-Chini track at Lolbene the boundary follows the Arusha Chini track in a north-easterly direction to a sign board south-east of Lelatema triangulation beacon; thence due east along a demarcated line to the Ruvu (Pangani river); thence following the east bank of the river southwards to the Ruvu-Rimiti Ford; thence following the Rimiti Naberera track which is also the Eastern boundary of the Kitwai Game Controlled Area, to Naberera; thence following the Naberera-Moshi track to Lolbene, the point of commencement."


Arusha - Masai District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

43.    RUVU SAME GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

43.

RUVU SAME GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at Ruvu-Rimiti Ford on the Ruvu (Pangani) river the boundary follows the east bank of the river northwards to Keria; thence along the Keria-Lembeni motor track to its junction with the Moshi-Tanga railway line; thence south along the railway line to kilometre 260/5; thence in a south west direction to the summit of Kitamuri hill; thence in a south east direction to the summit of Masandari hill; thence due east to a beacon on the Moshi-Tanga railway line; thence south along the railway line to kilometre 190; thence due west to the Ruvu river; thence following the east bank of the river northwards to the Rimiti Ford, the point of commencement."

Kilimanjaro - Pare District. 1,000 sq. k.m.

44.    SANYA-LELATEMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

44.

SANYA-LELATEMA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at a beacon sited on the western boundary of the Arusha and Moshi districts at a point approximately three kilometres north of the main Arusha/Moshi road, the boundary follows a beaconed line due east to the Sanya river; thence following the left (east) bank of the Sanya river downstream (south) to its confluence with the Kikuletwa river; thence following the left (north) bank of the Kikuletwa river downstream (eastwards) to the motor-track at the Lineworks; thence following the said Motor track eastwards and southwards to its junction with the Arusha Chini-Lolbene motor-track; thence following the Arusha Chini-Lolbene motor track south westwards and westwards to its junction with the Moshi-Naberera road at Lolbene; thence due west along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon sited at a point three kilometres due west from the said road; thence in a northerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to the point of intersection of the Moshi-Arusha inter-district boundary with the Kikuletwa river; thence following the said inter-district boundary in a northerly direction to the beacon erected on it three kilometres north of the main Arusha-Moshi road, which is the point of commencement."

Kilimanjaro and Arusha - Moshi and Masai Districts. 800 sq. k.m.

45.    SIMANJIRO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

45.

SIMANJIRO GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at Kwa-Kuchinja and following the Great North Road north-eastward to a point where the road crosses the Arusha-Masai District boundary; thence in a south-easterly direction along this boundary, excluding the Oljoro alienated land, to a point where the district boundary heads due north and where it joins the western boundary of the Sanya-Leletema Controlled Area; thence following this boundary in a south-easterly direction to the Naberera road; thence along this road in a south-westerly direction through Naberera and Laiverere to Loilbosserret; thence across the Loilbosserret-Loibosoit road and proceeding in a westerly direction to the summit of Oldoinyo Ngahari hill; thence following the boundary of the Lolkisale Controlled Area northward to the point where it meets the Arusha-Masai District boundary; thence northward along the district boundary to Kwa-Kuchinja, the point of commencement."

Arusha - Masai District. 2,000 sq. k.m.

46.    SPEKE GULF GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

46.

SPEKE GULF GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the bridge on the Musoma-Mwanza road over the Ruwana river the boundary shall follow the western border of the said road in a southerly direction to the bridge over the Mbalageti river; then in a westerly direction following the left bank of the Mbalageti river to Lake Victoria; thence in a northerly direction following the shore of Lake Victoria to the point of entry of the Ruwana river into Lake Victoria; thence in an easterly direction following the right (north) bank of the Ruwana river to the bridge on the Musoma-Mwanza road, the point of commencement."

Mwanza and Musoma: Mwanza and - Musoma Districts. 300 sq. k.m.

47.    UGUNDA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

47.

UGUNDA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "From Igalula on the Tabora-Nyonga road the boundary follows the Igalula-Ipole track in a south-easterly direction to Ipole on the Sikonge-Rungwa road; thence along the Sikonge-Rungwa road in a south-easterly direction to a beacon situated midway between the points where the Kwasi and Nkululu rivers respectively cross the said road; thence west-north-westwards along a cleared and beaconed line to the confluence of the Kwasi and Nkululu rivers at the Lutemo pool; thence following the north bank of the Ugala river downstream west-north-westwards to the bridge at Isimbira on the Tabora-Mpanda road; thence following the Mpanda-Tabora road in a north-easterly direction to the point of commencement."

Tabora - Tabora District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

48.    UGUNDA GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Serial No.

Name and Boundary Description

Region, District and Size (Approximate)

48.

UMBA RIVER GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at the confluence of the Mbaramu and Umba Rivers the boundary shall follow the south bank of the Umba river to a point due south of Gerevi Hill; thence due north through the summit of Gerevi Hill to the Kenya-Tanzania boundary; thence following the Kenya-Tanzania boundary in a south easterly direction to its point of intersection with the Umba river; thence following the south bank of the Umba river upstream (westwards) to its confluence with the Bombo river; thence following the east bank of the Bombo river southwards to a beacon approximately five kilometres from the said confluence; thence following a cleared and beaconed line on a magnetic bearing of approximately 274 degrees for a distance of approximately six kilometres to a beacon at the north end of Kalalani ridge; thence following a cleared and at the north end of Kalalani ridge; thence following a cleared and beaconed line on a magnetic bearing of approximately 245 degrees for a distance of approximately ten kilometres to a beacon approximately five kilometres south of Mito Mingi (where the Umba river breaks up into a number of channels); thence following a cleared and beaconed line on a magnetic bearing of approximately 296 degrees for a distance of ten kilometres to a beacon approximately five kilometres due south of the confluence of the Mbaramu and Umba rivers; thence in a straight line to the said confluence, the point of commencement."

Tanga - Lushoto and Tanga Districts. 300 sq. k.m.

49.    UTENGULE SWAMPS GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)

49.

UTENGULE SWAMPS GAME CONTROLLED AREA

Boundaries:

    "Commencing at Masapi village on the Njakapembe river, the boundary shall follow the motor road south to its crossing over the Njamkala (Kimbi) river; thence following the right bank of the Njamkala (Kimbi) to its confluence with the Great Ruaha river; thence downstream along the right bank of the Great Ruaha river to its confluence with the Madawi stream; thence along the left bank of the Madawi stream to its crossing with the Madibira-Urwani motor road; thence along the Madibira-Urwani road northwards through Urwani village to its junction with the Great Ruaha river at the former site of Husmann's bridge; thence upstream along the left bank of the Great Ruaha river to its confluence with the Njakapembe river to Masapi village; the point of commencement."

Mbeya - Mbeya District. 500 sq. k.m.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (NATIONAL GAME) ORDER

(Section 18)

[1st December, 1974]

G.N. No. 274 of 1974

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (National Game) Order, and shall come into operation on the date of the commencement of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

    2. The animals specified in the Schedule to this Order are hereby declared to be national game to which section 19 of the Wildlife Conservation Act shall apply.

SCHEDULE

A - ANIMALS


S.N.


Order and Family


English Name


Scientific Name


Swahili Name


1.


Order - INSECTIVORA Family - Erinaceidae


Hedgehogs - All races


Erinaceidae


Kalunguyeye


2.


Order - PRIMATA Family -






(1) Loricidae


Edward's Potto


Perodicticus potto edwardsi


Potto



(2) Cercopithecidae


Black Mangabey


Cercocebus atterimus (Oudemans)


Babakoto



(3) Colobidae


White-nosed Monkey






Patas (Red) Monkey


Cercopithecus ascanius (Oudebert)


Kima uso mweupe



(4) Pongidae


S.W. Tanganyika Guereza


Erythrocebus patas (Schereber)


Kima mwekundu







3.


Order - PHILIDOTA Family - Manidae


S. Tanganyika Guereza


Colobus angolensis angolensis (P.L. Sclater)


Mbega mweupe wa Rukwa


4.


Order - LAGOMORPHA Family - Leporidae


N. W. Tanganyika Guereza


Colobus angolensis palloiatus (P.L.S. Sclater)


Mbega mweupe wa (i.a) Kusini


5.


Order - RODENTIA Family - Pedetidae


Red Colobus - All races


Colobus angolensis ruwenzorii (P.L. Sclater)


Mbega mweupe wa Bukoba


6.


Order - CARNIVORA Family -






(1) Canidae


Tanganyika Chimpanzee


Colobus badius (Kerr)


Mbega wekundu wote



(2) Viverridae


Pangolin - All races


Red (Rock) Hare


Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii (Blumenbach)


Sokwe mtu





Monis spp.


Kakakuona




African Rabbit


Pronolagus crassicaudatus (1. Geoffray)


Kitungulea




Spring Hare


Poelagus marjorita (St. leger)


Sungura Masikiofupi




Wild dog


Pedetes canensis (Forster)


Kamendegere




Giant Genet


Lycaon pictus (Temminck)


Mbwa mwitu




Aquatic Civet (Genet)


Genetta victoriae (Thomas)


Kanu ziwa Victoria




Black-legged Mongoose


Osbornictis piscivora (J.A. Allen)


Kanu maji




Mellers (Brown) Mongoose


Beogale nigripes Jacksonii (Pucheran)


Nguchiro miguu mweusi





Rynchogale melleri caniceps - (Gray)


Nguchiro Kahawia



(3) Hyanidae


Striped Hyaena


Hyaena hyaena (L)


Fisi miraba




Aardwolf


Proteles cristatus (Sparrman)


Fisi ya Nkole



(4) Felidae


Caracal


Felis (lynx) caracal - (Schereber)


Simba mangu




Cheetah


Acinonyx jubatus (Schereber)


Duma


7.


Order - TUBULIDENTATA






Family - Orycteropidae


Aardvark


Orycteropus afer (Pallas)


Muhanga


8.


Order - PROBOSCIDAE Family - Elephantidae


Elephant with tusks weighing less than 12 kilogrammes per pair


Loxodonta africana (Blamenbach)


Tembo wenye meno mawili yanayopungua kilo 12.


9.


Order - ARTIODACTYLA Family -






(1) Suidae


Giant Forest Hog


Hylochoerus meinertzhageni (Thomas)


Nguruwe - Kuu



(2) Giraffidae


Giraffe


Giraffa camelo- pardalis (L)




(3) Cephalophinae


Yellow-backed Duiker


Cephalophus silvicultor (Afzelius)


Mindi njano




Black fronted Duiker


Cephalophus Nigrifrons (Gray)


Funo uso mweusi

B - BIRDS

S.N.

Order and Family

English Name

Scientific Name

Swahili Name

All birds except the following:

1.

Order - STRUTHIO- FORMES

Family - Struthionidae

Ostrich

Struthio camelus

Mbuni

2.

Order - ANSERIFORMES

Family - Anatidae

Ducks and Geese

Anser anser

Mabata

3.

Order - GALLIFORMES Family - Phasianidae

Partridges

Ptilopachus

Kwale

Francolins

Francollinus

Spurfowl

Pternistis

Keren'gende Tomboro

Quails

Cortunix/Excalfactoria

Guinea-fowls

Numida/Acryllium

Kanga/Kororo

4.

Order - GRUIFORMES Family - Otididae

Lesser bustards

Eupodotis/Lophotis/ Lissortis

Tandawala - ndogo

5.

Order - CHARA- DRIFORMES

Family -

(1) Rostratulidae

Painted snipe

Rostratula

Sululu

(2) Scolopacidae

Snipe

Capella

Sululu

(3) Pteroclididae

Sandgrouse

Pterocles/Eremia-
lector

Firigogo

6.

Order - COLUMBI- FORMES

Family - Columbidae

Pigeons

Columba/ Streptopelia/Turtur/
Treron

Ninga/ Tetere/Hua/ Njiwa

7.

Order - CORACIFORMES

Family - Bucerotidae

Black and white casqued hornbill

Bycanister subcylindricus

Hondohondo

8.

Order - COLIIFORMES

Family - Coliidae

Mouse birds

Colius spp

Kipasuasanda

9.

Order - PASSERI- FORMES

Family -

(1) Corvidae

Pied crow

Corvas albus

Kunguru

(2) Ploceidae

Weavers and allies

Mnana na wenzake

(3) Fringlidae

Finches and allies

Chiriku na wenzake

(4) Emberizidae

Buntings

Bendera

10.

Other seed eating birds.

Ndege wengine walao nafaka.

C - REPTILES

S.N.

Order and Family

English Name

Scientific Name

Swahili Name

1.

Order - LORICATA

Family - Crocodilidae

Sharp-nosed Crocodile

Crocodilus cataphractus

Mamba magharibi

Nile Crocodile less than two metres in length

Crocodilus niloticus

Mamba mashariki wenye urefu usiofika meta mbili.

2.

Order - TESTUDINATA Family - Testudinidae

Tortoises

Kobe

D. - OTHER ANIMALS

1.    All immature animals.

2.    All female animals when-

    (1)        pregnant.

    (2)        in a condition that indicates they are suckling young, whether such young are apparent or not.

    (3)        accompanied by their immature off-spring.

3.    All nesting birds and reptiles.

4.    The females of:

(1) Bushbuck

(2) Eland

(3) Gazelle

(4) Gerenuk

(5) Impala

(6) Kudu

(7) Lion

(8) Puku

(9) Reedbuck

(10) Rhino

(11) Roan

(12) Sable

(13) Sitatunga

(14) Waterbuck

5. Any animal protected by any international convention or any country.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (GAME RESERVES) ORDER

(Section 8)

G.N. No. 275 of 1974

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Game Reserves) Order.

    2. The areas described in the Schedule to this Order are hereby declared to be Game Reserves.

SCHEDULE

1.    BIHARAMULO GAME RESERVE


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


1.


BIHARAMULO GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the bridge where Inchwankima river crosses the Nyamirembe Biharamulo main road, approximately twenty kilometres from Nyamirembe - Biharamulo Pier, the boundary follows westwards along the north side of the Nyamirembe - Biharamulo Road to a beacon situated at Nyankango hill on its right (north side) at a point six kilometres from its junction with the Biharamulo - Geita main road; thence in a north westerly direction on a cleared Ruiga Forest Reserve boundary to a beacon on the east side of Biharamulo - Bukoba main road eighteen kilometres from Biharamulo Boma; thence due west crossing the Biharamulo - Bukoba road to a beacon at the escarpment of a low range of hills, northwards along a line of beacons at approximately one kilometre intervals to a point due west of the Biharamulo - Bukoba district border on the main Biharamulo - Bukoba road; thence due east to the drift at the Biharamulo Bukoba border on the road; thence following the Biharamulo and Bukoba District boundary to Ruiga river; thence due north following the west bank of the said river up to Kimwani (Kaziramuyaga) road; thence following the right side of the said road to a beacon situated at Kamachumu river on the right side of the road; thence in a south easterly direction in a cleared line to a beacon 180 metres south of Nyamangojo Game Scout post; thence in a south-easterly direction to a beacon situated on the north side of Rukwe Inlet; thence in a straight line to a beacon situated at Kaziramafuka Game Scout post; thence following the west bank of Inchwankima river to the point of commencement."


West Lake - Biharamulo District. 1,300 sq. k.m.

2.    BURIGI GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and No. Size (Approximate)


2.


BURIGI GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at a beacon on the boundary of the Biharamulo Game Reserve, two kilometres west of Biharamulo - Bukoba road the boundary shall follow a western direction in a straight cleared line of beacons of approximately 500 metres intervals crossing the Kasongeyei and Ruza Rivers to Kanyamosongo on the Karagwe - Ngara road (Comworks base camp); thence north along the east side of the Rulenge - Karagwe road to a beacon situated at Kimisi on the said road; thence due east in a straight cleared line of beacons to the highest point of Rwamsukuru hills; thence following the ridges of the said hills to a beacon situated on the west shore of Lake Burigi; thence in a southerly direction following the right (West) bank of Lake Burigi to where Kasanda Mbuga enters the said Lake; thence following the said Mbuga to a beacon situated at two kilometres from the lake; thence in south-easterly direction, following a beaconed line on the top of the Kagenya and Rwabiliba hills to Lake Burigi shore again; thence in an easterly direction to a beacon of bonu situated at the middle of the Lake; thence in a southerly direction along the centre of the lake to a beacon situated at the commencement of Lake Burigi approximately 1000 metres from the east bank of the Kasongeye river; thence due east in a straight line of beacons at approximately 500 metres intervals to a point of the Biharamulo - Bukoba border on top of the escarpment about two kilometres from Biharamulo - Bukoba road; thence following the top of the escarpment south-wards along a line of beacons of the Biharamulo Game Reserve boundary at approximately one kilometre intervals to the beacon of commencement."


West Lake - Biharamulo and Karagwe Districts. 2,200 sq. k.m.

3.    IBANDA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


3.


IBANDA GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


"Commencing at the point where the Kifurusa river enters Kagera river, the boundary follows the east bank of Kifurusa upstream to a beacon placed two kilometres from the starting point; thence in a westerly direction for a distance of about 500 metres to Kanjumburo out-crops; thence following the Rwewengo Valley in a south westerly direction to a beacon situated on Omububale ridge; thence in a straight line at 168 degrees magnetic across Rwenkuba to the Chanyamoya hills; thence in a South westerly direction crossing Kitalaka Valley to Kashenye hill following the top Kalongo, Minango and Nyakitubile ridges; thence in a south-easterly direction in a straight cleared line to the International boundary Post No. 72-A situated on the right bank of Kagera river; thence following the International boundary downstream along the centre of Kagera river to the point of commencement."


West Lake - Karagwe District. 200 sq. k.m.

4.    KIGOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA - SHINYANGA REGION


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


4.


KIGOSI GAME CONTROLLED AREA


Approximate Area - 700 Square Kilometres


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at Beacon No. 7 on the boundary of the Nikonga river Forest Reserve twenty kilometres west of Ushirombo on the Kahama - Biharamulo main road the boundary follows that of the Nikonga River Forest Reserve to south of the Basonge waterhole on the Kigosi river; thence leaving the Forest Reserve boundary continues southerly in a straight line to the source of the Mtoni river near Bugomba village; thence downstream along the west bank of the Mtoni river to its confluence with the Gombe river; thence along the west bank of the Mtoni river or its confluence with the Gombe river; thence along the left bank of the Gombe river downstream in a southerly and westerly direction to its confluence with the Mkombo river; thence downstream along the left bank of the Mkombo river to a beacon situated at the point where the said river enters the lake formed by its confluence with the Moyowesi river; thence in a westerly direction along a beaconed line following the North edge of the said lake to the point where the Moyowesi river enters it; thence upstream following the left bank of the Moyowesi river to its confluence with the Nikonga river; thence following the western and northern boundaries of the Nikonga River Forest Reserve north and thence east to the point of commencement."


Shinyanga Region
G.N. No. 68 of 1983

5.    KIZIGO GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


5.


KIZIGO GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the confluence of the Nzombe and Kizigo rivers the boundary follows upstream along the right (east) bank of the Kizigo river to the confluence of the Kizigo and Jamono rivers; then the boundary follows upstream along the right hand bank of the Jamono river to the site of Nayirago village; thence the boundary follows a demarcated and graded line in a south easterly direction to the boundary of the Rungwa Game Reserve near the old site of Usuhilo village; thence along the boundary of the Rungwa Game Reserve to where it meets the Nzombe river; thence downstream along the north bank of the Nzombe river to the point of commencement."


Singida - Manyoni District. 4,000 sq. k.m.

5A.    MASWA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


5A.


MASWA GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the Serengeti National Park beacon on Kitu Hill the boundary shall follow a southerly and then easterly direction along the boundary of the said National park to beacon No. SNP. 49 situated on Ndugani Kopjes; thence north-eastwards continuing along the said boundary to beacon No. SNP. 41; thence due south to a point beside the road from Kakesio to Nyalikungu (Maswa); thence in a westerly direction following the said road through Kimali to Mang'wina (Mawina) river; thence northwards along a cleared line to Luguruya Mbuga (Tindahuligi); thence following the cleared line in a northerly direction to Mongowakima river; thence following the left bank of that river downstream to its confluence with the Simiyu river; thence in a northerly direction to Bungato Hill; thence in a north-westerly direction to Habiya Hill through Cherene, Nyasesi and Buhalo Hills; thence in a northerly direction to Kitu Hill, the point of commencement."


Shinyanga - Maswa District. 2,200 sq. k.m.

6.    MKOMAZI GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


6.


MKOMAZI GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the summit of Kinondu hill the boundary follows a beaconed line in a north easterly direction to the northern summit of Maji ya Juu hill; thence in an easterly direction to the summit of Ndea hill; thence in a north easterly direction through the summit of Ngurunga (Ndea Ndogo) to the Kenya-Tanzania International boundary; thence south-east along the boundary to the Kilimanjaro - Tanga regional boundary; thence south west along this boundary to the summit of Mabili (Upare) hill; thence in a straight line through the summit of Masanzali hill to a beacon on the south bank of the Kisiwani river; thence following the south bank of the Kisiwani river upstream to its first crossing of the main Kihurio - Same road; thence following this road towards Kisiwani for approximately six kilometres to the second crossing of the road over the Kisiwani river near the Kisiwani P.W.D. Road Camp; thence in a north-easterly direction to the summit of the Mwetakombohe hill; thence in a north-westerly direction to the summit of Manola hill; thence in a south-westerly direction along a cut trace towards Kwizu hill as far as the main Kihurio-Same road; thence in a north-westerly direction following the south side of the said road to a beacon situated at the junction of the Kihurio-Same road with the Same-Ndea track; thence in a straight line in a northerly direction to the summit of Zange hill; thence northwards along the watershed through Igiri hill and Bimbuli hill to the summit of Kinondu hill, the point of commencement."


7.    MOUNT KILIMANJARO GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


7.


MOUNT KILIMANJARO GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "All that area of land within the Kilimanjaro Forest Reserve boundaries which are described in Government Notice No. 227 of 1940 excepting that area which is gazetted as the Kilimanjaro National Park."


Kilimanjaro - Moshi and Rombo Districts. 900 sq. k.m.

8.    MOUNT MERU GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


8.


MOUNT MERU GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "The mountain mass of Meru bounded by the lower margin of the forest belt and including any area lying within the line of beacons marking the Mount Meru Forest Reserves but excluding that area which is gazetted as the Arusha National Park."


Arusha - Arumeru District. 300 sq. k.m.

9.    MUHESI GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


9.


MUHESI GAME RESERVE


Situation and Boundaries:


    "All that area of land in Manyoni District Council situated north of Kizigo Game and Forest Reserve, being approximately 2,300 square kilometres and bounded as follows:


    Commencing at Kizigo river Chambi hills the boundary follows upstream along the right (east) bank of Kizigo and Jamono rivers; then the boundary follows upstream along the right hand bank of the Jamono to the site of Nayirago village thence the boundary follows a demarcated line in a north-easterly direction to a point 8 kilometres from Hagata village along the Chunya - Higi road; thence the boundary follows a demarcated line in a south-easterly direction to a beacon at Roanilisa; thence a demarcated line in a south-easterly direction to Kizigo river, the point of commencement."


Singida - Manyoni District G.N. No. 531 of 1991

10.    RUBONDO ISLAND GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


10.


RUBONDO ISLAND GAME RESERVE [Deleted - G.N. No. 22 of 1977]


11.    RUMANYIKA-ORUGUNDU GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


11.


RUMANYIKA-ORUGUNDU GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at a beacon about one kilometre from the Nyakatuntu Game Scout Post on the Nyakatuntu-Murongo track the boundary follows a north-easterly direction along the Ilonga Hills range to a beacon on Mtagata Hill; thence in a north westerly direction along the Mashoro Hills range to a beacon on Bikoni Hill; thence in a northerly direction to a beacon on Rulonge Hill; thence westwards across the Kishanda Valley to a beacon at Makabingo; thence in a south-westerly direction following the Kazuro Hill; thence in a southerly direction following the Kisherere Hill range to a beacon at Kituntu; thence following the Nyakashenyi Hills range in a south-westerly direction following the Kazuro Hill; thence in an easterly direction to the beacon of commencement."


West Lake - Karagwe District. 800 sq. k.m.

12.    RUNGWA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


12.


RUNGWA GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the road bridge across the Rungwa river on the Chunya to Itigi road the boundary follows the eastern edge of the said road to Mwamagembe village; thence along the left hand side (northern side) of graded track running approximately north east and then east to Bagamoyo waterhole; thence along the same track to its crossing of the Issawa river; thence upstream along the Issawa river to a demarcated line; thence along this demarcated line across the Ipunga mbuga over the north-eastern shoulder of Pandambili hill to the Mpingo river; thence downstream along the eastern bank of the Mpingo river to its confluence with the Mwakasumbi river; thence downstream along the eastern bank of the Mwakasumbi river to its confluence with the Nzombe river; thence upstream (westwards) along the southern bank of the Nzombe river to its confluence with the Utambi river; thence upstream along the eastern bank of the Utambi river to where it cuts the old Isambwa foot-path; thence along a demarcated line along the said path to its crossing of Nyonga (Mkonongo) river; thence westwards along the west bank of the said river to its confluence with the Rungwa river; thence upstream along the south bank of the Rungwa river to the road bridge, the point of commencement."


Singida - Manyoni District. 9,000 sq. k.m.

13.    SAADANI GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


13.


SAADANI GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing from the point where the Ruvu/Moyusi railway line crosses the Mligaji river the boundary follows the north side of the said river downstream to the Indian Ocean; thence in a southerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line for approximately eight kilometres to a beacon situated about half a kilometre north of Saadani Village; thence following a cleared and beaconed line, leaving Saadani village and Marumbi salt-works to the east, in a south-easterly direction to the point where the Wami river enters the sea; thence following the said river upstream for approximately two kilometres to a beacon on the north bank; thence in a Northerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line for about two kilometres to a beacon north-east of the Kisauke Sisal Factory; thence in a westerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line, leaving the Kisauke Sisal Factory to the south, to a beacon on the the Kisauke/Wami Station road; thence along a cleared and beaconed line, leaving Maguke Village to the south, to another beacon on the Kisauke/Wami Station road; thence following the said road in a generally westerly direction to a beacon where the road swings south; thence westwards to the Ruvu-Mnyusi railway line; thence following the said railway line due north to the point of commencement."


Coast - Bagamoyo District. 300 sq. k.m.

14.    SAANANE ISLAND GAME RESERVE


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


14.


SAANANE ISLAND GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "All that area of land comprising the Island known as Saanane or Siawangi or Chyamand and the surrounding waters to a limit of one hundred metres from the shore of the said Island."


Mwanza - Mwanza District. 0.5 sq. k.m.

15.    SELOUS GAME RESERVE


Serial No.


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and Size (Approximate)


15.


SELOUS GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the point of confluence of the Great Ruaha river with the Ruembe river approximately ten kilometres south-east of the girder bridge over the Ruaha river on the Ifakara - Kilosa road the boundary shall follow the North bank of the Great Ruaha river to the Uhuru Railway line bridge across the Ruaha river; thence along the centre of the Uhuru Railway line in a north easterly direction to where the Kilengwe-Lomanga track crosses the line; thence in a south-easterly direction along a demarcated line to a beacon at the extreme north-eastern point of Maji ya Moto Hill; thence in an east-south east direction along a demarcated line to the point where the Kisaki/Kisanga/Mpanga road crosses the Kidai river; thence in an easterly direction downstream the Kidai river to a beacon at the point where the said river turns north to join the Mgeta river; thence along a demarcated line in a north-easterly direction to the Mgeta river; thence along the north bank of the Mgeta River in a north-easterly direction to the junction of the Ruvu and Mgeta rivers; thence along a demarcated line to the Mkigura Mbuga; thence in a south-easterly direction along the northern limit of the Mkigura mbuga to the Dibwe water course; thence in an easterly direction upstream along the Dibwe water course to its source in the Kongo ridge; thence along the Kongo ridge in an easterly direction to the source of the Kunguru river; thence in an easterly direction downstream along the Kunguru River to the point where it crosses the Kisarawe/Vikumburu/Mroka road; thence along the said road to the Rufiji river; thence upstream along the north bank of the Rufiji river to the junction of the Kibenge river; thence in southerly direction along a beaconed line to the Ngui river; thence in a south-easterly direction following the Ngui River to its junction with the Nkongo river; thence in a south-easterly direction along a beaconed line to the Nandomondo lake on the Mtarula river; thence in a south-easterly direction downstream along the Mtarula river to the point where it meets the old Kimburu track; thence in a southerly direction along the old Kimburu-Kikongoro track to Mwanu river; thence along the south side of the Mwamu river to its confluence with Lake Utunge; thence following the low water level around the southern side of the said lake to where it flows out into the Utunge river to its confluence with the Lung'onya river at Mgwenda; thence along the east bank of the Lung'unya river to the Lung'onya flood Plain; thence continuing in a south-easterly direction following a graded track to the east of the Lung'onya Flood Plain to a beacon to the west of Mkwanga hill; thence in a south-easterly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon on the northern edge of the Minganji flood plain; thence in a southerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon at the junction of the Namatewe and Lung'onya flood plains; thence in a south-easterly direction for approximately fifteen Kilometres along a cut line to a beacon sited on the west side of the Nachingwea-Kilwa inter-district boundary; thence in a south south-westerly direction along a cut line to Kitumbi-Mkwera hill; thence southwards along a cut line to the south-bank of the Matandu river; thence following a graded track southwards to the source of the Holowe; thence following the graded track in a south westerly direction to the Nahangi-Narung'ombe river junction; thence following a graded track in a south westerly direction to its junction with the Muhinge-Idwale road; thence in a north-westerly direction along a demarcated line to the confluence of the Nandete and Liwale rivers; thence in a north westerly direction along the Nandete river to its source; thence along a demarcated line north west to the Matandu river; thence in a generally west-south-westerly direction along the south bank of the Matandu river upstream to its source; thence in a straight line through the old village of Ali Makino to the junction of the Ndapata and Njenje rivers; thence upstream following the right bank of the Njenje river to its junction with the Mangi river; thence following a direct line to the old village of Makunguwira; thence in an easterly direction to the north end of the Nangangulu hills; thence in a southerly then westerly direction following the top of the Nangangulu ridge to the source of the Msisima river; thence following the left bank of the Msisima river to its junction with the Mbarangandu river; thence due west to a beacon on the Kilowero river; thence upstream along the right bank of the Kilowero river to its source; thence in a westerly direction over the water shed to the source of the Ligombe river; thence downstream along the right bank of the Ligombe river to its junction with the Luwega river; thence upstream along the west bank of the Luwegu river to its junction with the Rondo river; thence in a south-westerly direction along the south bank of the Rondo River to its junction with the Nahangi river; thence northwards up the Nahangi river to its source in the Kiyeye hill; thence in the same direction along the ridge connecting the hills named Kiyeye, Lyambepo, Mbarika and Irawala; thence to the Mihila hill; thence along the cleared track following the northern slope of the ridge connecting the Mihila and the Maboko hills to the Lihonyota; thence following a cleared track from Lohonyota to the junction of the Ikula stream and the Luhombero river; thence along the said ridge in an easterly direction to the Mahoko hills; thence along the Mahoko hills to the source of the Mhungui river; thence down the left bank of the Mbugui river to a point due south-east of the source of the Ikolia stream; thence down the Ikulia stream to its junction with the Ihobero river; thence down the left bank of the....... Luhombero and Msolwa river; thence following the west bank of the Msolwa river upstream in a generally northerly direction to the junction with the Mtendezi river; thence following the east bank of the Msolwa river in a northerly direction to a beacon; thence on a bearing of 14.5 degrees T. for approximately eight kilometres to a beacon on the south bank of the Ruaha river in latitude 7 degrees 43 minutes 20 seconds south and longitude 37 degrees 02 minutes 40 seconds east; thence following the Ruaha river to its point of confluence with the Ruembe river, the point of commencement."


Coast, Morogoro, Lindi, Mtwara and Ruvuma Regions - Kisarawe, Morogoro, Rufiji, Kilosa, Mahenge, Kilwa, Nachingwea, Tunduru and Songea, Districts. 50,000 sq. k.m.

16.    UGALLA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and size (Approximate)


16.


UGALLA GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the junction of the Ugalla and Msima rivers the boundary shall follow a northerly direction along a demarcated line to a beacon situated on the East side of the Kaliuwa - Mpanda Railway line on the Lumbe Mbuga; thence in an easterly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon beside the Nyumbu - Siri track; thence in a south-easterly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon on the left side of the Tabora - Nyonga road; thence following the left side of the Tabora - Nyonga road in a south-westerly direction to the intersection of the said road with the Ugalla river at Isimbira; thence in a westerly direction along a cleared and beaconed line to a beacon on the left bank of the Msima river; thence in a north-westerly direction following the left bank of the Msima river downstream to its junction with the Ugalla River; which is the point of commencement."


Tabora and Rukwa - Tabora and Mpanda Districts. 5,000 sq. k.m.

17.    UMBA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and size (Approximate)


17.


UMBA GAME RESERVE


Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the junction of the Tanga/Kilimanjaro regional boundaries with the Tanzania-Kenya international boundary the reserve boundary follows the Kenya boundary south-eastwards to a point due north of Gerevi hill; thence in a straight line south through Gerezi hill to the Umba river; thence following the south bank of the Umba river upstream to a beacon on the said bank due south of Mazunya hill and approximately two kilometres east of the confluence of the Umba and Mbaramu rivers; thence in a straight line northwards to the summit of Mazunya hill; thence north-westwards to the summit of Kigongojiwa-Kubwa ridge; thence westerly in a straight line to Masambura waterhole; thence westerly to the eastern summit of Karambatu hill; thence south-westerly to Mabili Usambaa hill; thence North westerly to Kashugu waterhole; thence following the Kilimanjaro-Tanga regional boundary north east-wards to the point of commencement."


Tanga - Lushoto District. 1,500 sq. k.m.

18.    UWANDA GAME RESERVE


Serial No


Name and Boundary Description


Region, District and size (Approximate)


18.


UWANDA GAME RESERVE
Boundaries:


    "Commencing at the high water mark of Lake Rukwa where the Momba river enters Lake Rukwa - the boundary follows the Momba river upstream on the right bank to Mamalundulu Village; thence on a cleared and beaconed line on a bearing of 280 degrees to Kilangawala Village on the old road leading to Nkamba Village; thence on a bearing of 255 degrees to a point on the Msanvia river where another cleared and beaconed line on a bearing of 355 degrees runs to the high water mark of Lake Rukwa near the fishing village of Nankanka; thence following the high water mark of Lake Rukwa to the point of commencement at the mouth of the Momba river."


Rukwa (Lake Rukwa) Sumbawanga District. 5,000 sq. k.m.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (MKUNGUNERO GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

(Section 8)

LUKWIKA/LUMESULE AND MSANJESI

    1. This Order may be sited as the Wildlife Conservation (Mkungunero Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The area described in the Schedule to this Order is hereby declared to be Mkungunero Game Reserve.

SCHEDULE

MSANJESI GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

    All that area of land situated in Masasi District, Mtwara Region covering an area of 210.25 square kilometres. Commencing at the intersection of the Msasi-Nachingwea District boundary and Mbangala river, the boundary runs along Mtuwa/Chingulugulu road in the southerly direction up to the confluence of this road to Chinganga river; thence in a southerly direction up to the intersection of this river and Chingulungulu/Kilimalongo road; thence along this road up to the intersection of a valley and the road; the boundary then follows the valley up to the confluence with Mbangala river; thence along Mbangala river in northerly direction boundary of Mchonda up to the intersection of this river and the eastern forest reserve; thence up to the intersection of the Western boundary of Mchonda forest reserve and Mbangala river; thence along the Mbangala river which is the point of commencement.

LUKWIKA/LUMESULE GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

    All that area of land situated in Masasi District, Mtwara Region covering an area of 444.2 square kilometres. Commencing at the intersection of Chimika/Mpwahiya road and Lukwika river, the boundary runs in a straight line to the junction of Mburuza/Lukwika road and Mburuza river up to the confluence of Mburuza and Lukwamba rivers; thence in the westerly direction up to the junction of Mpombwe/Lumesule road and a valley (no name for it); the boundary then turns northwards to a point at Lumesule river approximately 16 kilometres from the confluence of Lumesule and Ruvuma rivers; thence in southerly direction to the Ruvuma river; thence eastwards along the Ruvuma river to its confluence with Lukwika river; thence along the Lukwika river to the intersection of Chimika/Mpwahiya road and Lukwika river which is the point of commencement.

Mtwara-Masasi District

MKUNGUNERO GAME RESERVE SITUATION AND BOUNDARIES

    All that area of land situated in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region, covering an area of 743 square kilometers.

    "Commencing at beacon No. 1, the boundary shall follow a straight line on a bearing of 39℃ 00' eastward to beacon No. 2 (23.0 kilometres); thence in a southeasterly direction on a bearing of 162℃ 00' to beacon No. 3 (40.4 km.); thence on a bearing of 273℃ 00' to beacon No. 4 (14.5 km.); thence in a northwesterly direction on a bearing of 338℃ 30' to beacon No. 5 (15.7 km.). Thence Westwards to beacon No. 6 on a bearing 269℃ 30 (10.62km.). Thence in a northwesterly direction to beacon No. 1 through beacon Nos. 7, 8 and 9 (44.5 km.), which is the point of commencement."

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (IKORONGO AND GRUMETI GAME RESERVES) (DECLARATION) ORDER

(Section 8)

G.N. No. 214 of 1994

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Ikorongo and Grumeti Game Reserves) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The areas described in the First and Second Schedules to this Order are hereby declared to be Ikorongo game Reserve and Grumeti Game Reserve respectively.

    3. Amends the Conservation (Game Controlled Areas) Order *.

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FIRST SCHEDULE
IKORONGO GAME RESERVE


Situation and Boundaries:



    All that area of land situated in Mara - Serengeti District comprising of 1867 square kilometres commencing at the Ikoma gate of Serengeti National Park the boundary follows an easterly direction to Romoti river; thence northerly direction following the Serengeti National Park boundary to Nyiberekera (Mbelekelo rocks; thence a south west direction to the rocky hills of Mberekero (Nyamuma); thence following a southerly direction to the Regarawira rocks, thence a westerly direction to the confluence of the Manchira and Burunga rivers; thence continuing on a south-westerly direction to the Robisunga hills on the Ikoma-Mugumu road; thence following the mentioned road on a southerly direction to the river Malulu (Maruru) bridge; thence following the right bank of river Malulu south easterly to its junction with the Grumeti river, thence the boundary follows the said river to its new bridge on the Fort Ikoma Rubanda road; thence following the said river to its new bridge on the Fort Ikoma Rubanda road, thence following the said road to the Sambaiga river bridge; thence following the Rwemanana Valley on a south-westerly direction to the Fort Ikoma Gate the point of commencement.


Mara-Bunda and Serengeti District

SECOND SCHEDULE
GRUMETI GAME RESERVE


Situation and Boundaries:



    All that area of land situated in Mara-Bunda and Serengeti Disticts, comprising of 1900 square kilometres commencing at the confluence of Rubana and Grumeti rivers thence; the boundary follows the Serengeti National Park boundary up to junction with Makanyancha river thence follows Makanyancha river up to Kawanga dam; thence following the Serengeti National Park boundary on easterly direction through the Tanganyika and Nyasirori plains to a point where the Serengeti National Park touches Grumeti river; thence following Grumeti river (Serengeti National Park) boundary downstream on a south westerly direction to its confluence with Romoti river (Serengeti National Park) upstream to a point 5 kilometres from Ikoma gate of the Serengeti National Park; thence a north-westerly direction up to Kabasaga hill on the old Arusha - Musoma road; thence following the mentioned road to its junction with Rubana river at Makundusi; thence follows the north bank of Rubana river downstream to the confluence of Rubana and Grumeti rivers the point of commencement.


THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (KIJERESHI GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

G.N. No. 215 of 1994

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Kijereshi Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. All that piece of land known as Kijereshi Game Reserve situated in Magu District and described in the Schedule hereto is hereby declared to be the Kijereshi Game Reserve for the purpose of this Act.

SCHEDULE
KIJERESHI GAME RESERVE

    All that area of land approximately 6576 hectares or 65.72 km. situated in Magu District, south of Serengeti National Park following the main road of Musoma BOUNDARIES:

    Commencing from beacon No. 1 at a point by the Mwanza-Musoma roadside at the eighth telephone pole counted from Ndabaga bridge on Mbalageti River, the boundary goes south-east in a magnetic bearing of 13℃ for a distance of 2300 metres to beacon No. 2.

    From beacon No. 2 the boundary goes north-east in a magnetic bearing of 23℃ for a distance of 150 metres to beacon No. 3.

    From Beacon No. 3 the boundary goes south-east in magnetic bearing of 128℃ for a distance of 6281 metres to beacon No. 4. Then in a magnetic bearing of 115℃ for distance of 3550 metres to beacon No. 5.

    From Beacon No. 5 the boundary goes eastwards for a distance of 4246 metres to beacon No. 6. Then the boundary goes south-east in a magnetic bearing of 109℃ for a distance of 875 metres to beacon No. 7.

    From beacon No. 7 the boundary goes north-east in a magnetic bearing of 53℃ for a distance of 2100 metres to beacon No. 8. Then in a magnetic bearing of 21℃ 30 for a distance of 3280 metres to beacon No. 9.

    From beacon No. 9 the boundary goes north-west in a magnetic bearing of 291℃ for a distance of 4850 metres to beacon No. 10.

    From beacon No. 10 the boundary goes south-west in magnetic bearing of 259℃ for a distance of 5075 metres to beacon No. 11.

    From beacon No. 11 the boundary goes north-west in magnetic bearing of 299℃ for a distance of 1150 metres to beacon No. 12.

    From beacon No. 12 the boundary goes for distance of 7903 metres to the starting point which is beacon No. 1 as delineated on game plan Non. JB 2152 deposited with the Commissioner for Surveys and Mapping Division, Ministry of Tourism, National Resources and Environment Wildlife Division - Dar es Salaam.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (PANDE GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

(Section 8)

G.N. No. 216 of 1994

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Pande Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The area described in the Schedule to this Order is hereby declared to be Pande Game Reserve.

SCHEDULE
PANDE GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

    All that area of land in Kinondoni District situated south of Mabwe Village and known as Pande Hill, being approximately 1226.2 hectares, (as delineated on Survey Division Plan No. 7823) and bounded as follows:

East:    Commencing at beacon No. 1, situated 1.609 km. from Mabwa on the Mabwe-Kibesa trunk road, by a cut and beaconed line on a bearing of 101 for a distance of 510 metres to beacon No. 2 situated on Mabwe - Dilo truck road; thence on a bearing of 149 for a distance of 3167 metres to beacon No. 3 situated on the Dilo-Vikonga footpath: thence on a bearing of 189 for a distance of 2523 metres to beacon No. 4 by passing the derelict village of Vikonga.

South:    From beacon No. 4 by a cut and beaconed line on a bearing of 237 for a distance of 697 metres, crossing the Luissi-Vikonga trunk road, to beacon No. 6 situated on Magoe Msakusi footpath; thence on a bearing of 272 for a distance of 537 metres to beacon No. 7.

West:    From beacon No. 7 by a cut and beaconed line on a bearing of 330 for a distance of 1019 metres to beacon No. 8; thence on bearing of 2 for a distance of 3838 metres to beacon No. 9; thence on a distance of 832 metres to beacon No. 10 situated on the Mabwe-Kibesa trunk road on an average bearing of 40 for a distance of 1452 metres to beacon No. 1, the point of commencement.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (MUHESI GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

G.N. No. 217 of 1994

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Muhesi Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The area described in the Schedule to this Order is hereby declared to be Muhesi Game Reserve.

    3. [Revokes the Wildlife Conservation (Muhesi Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.]

SCHEDULE
MUHESI GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

    All that area of land in Manyoni District Council situated north of Kizigo Game and Forest Reserve, being approximately 2,300 square kilometres and bounded as follows:

    Commencing at Kizigo river Chambi hills the boundary follows upstream along the right (east) bank of Kizigo and Jamono rivers; then the boundary follows upstream along the right hand bank of the Jamono river to the site of Nayirago village; thence the boundary follows a demarcated line in a north-easterly direction to a point 8 kilometres from Hagata village along the Chunya - Itigi road; thence the boundary follows a demarcated line in a south-easterly direction to a beacon at Roanilisa; thence a demarcated line in a south-easterly direction to Kizigo river, the point of commencement.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (LUKWATI GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

(Section 8)

G.N. No. 459 of 1997

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Lukwati Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The area described in the Schedule to this Order is hereby declared to be Lukwati Game Reserve.

    3. [Revokes Item 22 of the Schedule to the Wildlife Conservation (Game Controlled Areas) Order, 1974 * which relates to Lukwati Game Controlled Area.]

SCHEDULE
LUKWATI GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

    All that area of land situated in Chunya District, Mbeya Region cover covering an area of 3146.7 square kilometres, commencing at the point where the Yeye river cuts through the East Rukwa escarpment, the boundary runs in a north-westerly direction along the top of the said escarpment and thence continues north-westwards to the Rungwa river; thence along the south bank of the Rungwa river upstream to its confluence with the Muipa river; thence along the South bank of the Muipa river upstream to the point where it is crossed by the Lukwati-Mdabulo road; thence southwards for approximately ten kilometres along the east side of this road to a beacon; thence westwards in a straight line to a beacon on Ilela Hill; thence in a south-westerly direction by a series of straight lines through beacons of Mwendo hill and Kimpula rock to a beacon on Chauga hill thence westwards in a straight line to a beacon on the east bank of the Lago river; thence downstream along the east bank of the same river to the point where it cuts through the East Rukwa escarpment; thence in a north-westerly direction along the top of this escarpment to the Yeye river, the point of commencement.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (USANGU GAME RESERVE) (DECLARATION) ORDER

(Section 8)

G.N. No. 436A of 1998

    1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Usangu Game Reserve) (Declaration) Order.

    2. The area described in the Schedule to this Order is hereby declared to be the Usangu Game Reserve.

SCHEDULE
USANGU GAME RESERVE

Situation and Boundaries:

Usangu Game Reserve is estimated to have an area of about 4,148 square kilometres.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF USANGU GAME RESERVE:

    The boundary runs from JV 878 (at Kipembawe Hill) with 204℃ at a distance of 17.1 kilometres to JV 877 (on top of Bomani Hill). From JV 877 the boundary runs with 100℃ at a distance of 22.1 kilometres to JV 875 (on top of Kimunyangi Hill) where it diverts with 125℃ at a distance of 15.1 kilometres to JV873 (at the confluence of Mduara and Nyakatete River). From JV 873, the boundary runs with 93℃ at a distance of 17.5 kilometres to JV 868 there it diverts with 169℃ at a distance of 13.5 kilometres to JV 865. From JV 865 the boundary runs with 162℃ at a distance of 22.6 kilometres to JV 867 (at confluence of Konga River and Great Ruaha River), where it diverts with 206℃ at a distance of 6 kilometres to JV 863. From JV 863 the boundary runs with 75℃ at a distance of 12.2 kilometres to JV 862 (on the bank of Mwanjulwa River, 5 km northwards from Kapunga Village).

    From JV 862 the boundary runs with 83℃ at a distance of 15 kilometres through Malawi Swamps to JV 861 (at the bank of Mlungu River 5 km. From Nyota Village northwards). The boundary divert with 94℃ at a distance of 6.3 kilometres to JV 859 (Close to Ikoga Village). From JV 859 it runs with 336℃ at a distance of 3.9 kilometres to JV 858 where it diverts with 65℃ at a distance of 3.3 kilometres to JV 857. From JV 857 the boundary runs with 354℃ at a distance of 8.2 kilometres to JV 856. From JV 856 it runs with 19℃ at a distance of 4.2 kilometres to JV 855. It diverts with 74℃ at a distance of 2.5 kilometres to JV 854. From JV 854, boundary runs with 54℃ at a distance of 2.2 kilometres to JV 853. From JV 853 the boundary runs with 350℃ at a distance 14.4 kilometres to JV 852. From JV 852, the boundary diverts with 91℃ at a distance of 22 kilometres to JV 851 (on top of the hill near Muwanga River close to Nyamakuyu Village).

    From JV 851 the boundary runs with 33℃ at a distance of 15.9 kilometres to JV 847. From JV 847 the boundary runs with 355℃ at a distance of 6.5 kilometres to JV 846. From JV 846 the boundary runs along the river up to JV 848 (at the confluence with Great Ruaha River, where the boundary follows the Ruaha National Park boundary back to JV 878 where it started.

REGULATIONS

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (DEALINGS IN TROPHIES) REGULATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Regulation

Title

    1.    Citation.

    2.    Issue of Trophy Dealer's Licence.

    3.    Trophy Dealer's Licence to be in prescribed form.

    4.    Criteria for issue of Trophy Dealer's Licence.

    5.    Conditions of licence.

    6.    Trophy export certificate.

    7.    Import or export of trophies.

    8.    Production of trophy to licensing officer.

    9.    Offences.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (DEALINGS IN TROPHIES) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

[8th November, 1974]

G.Ns. Nos.
268 of 1974
353 of 1987
190 of 1989
514 of 1995

1.    Citation

    These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Dealings in Trophies) Regulations.

2.    Issue of Trophy Dealer's Licence

    A Trophy Dealer's Licence may be issued to any citizen of the United Republic upon an application made by him in the form prescribed in the First Schedule to these Regulations and upon payment of the fee prescribed in the Second Schedule in relation to the dealing in trophy for which a licence is applied for.

3.    Trophy Dealer's Licence to be in prescribed form

    A Trophy Dealer's Licence shall be in the form prescribed in the Third Schedule to these Regulations.

4.    Criteria for issue of Trophy Dealer's Licence

    No person shall be issued with a Trophy Dealer's Licence unless–

    (a)    the licensing officer is fully satisfied that the applicant is a person of integrity;

    (b)    the applicant has been recommended for a trophy dealer's licence by a designated organisation.

5.    Conditions of licence

    (1) A licensed trophy dealer shall not–

    (a)    carry on any dealing or enter into any transaction in relation to any trophy unless such dealing or transaction is authorised by his licence;

    (b)    carry on his business except on the premises specified in the licence; or

    (c)    deal in any category of trophies other than that specified in the licence.

    (2)     Every licensed trophy dealer shall–

    (a)    store the trophies in which he deals with in the premises approved by the licensing officer as adequate and suitable for storage of trophies;

    (b)    if he is carrying on any other business in addition to his trophy business, assign a portion of his business premises for the carrying on of the trophy business and no other business shall be carried on within such portion:

            Provided that it shall not be necessary to separate that portion from the rest of the business premises by any partition if that portion is otherwise easily identifiable as the portion within which trophy business is being carried on;

    (c)    exhibit in some conspicuous place within the portion of his business premises in which trophy business is being carried on a notice in the form prescribed in the Fourth Schedule;

    (d)    keep and maintain an appropriate trophy dealer's register in the form prescribed in the Fifth or Sixth Schedule to these Regulations (whichever form is applicable in his case) and shall, as soon as may be practicable after the conclusion of any transaction involving a trophy, enter in the register the particulars as are required to be recorded in the registers;

    (e)    submit on or before the thirty-first day of January, thirtieth day of April, thirty-first day of July and thirty-first day of October in each year a copy of all the entries in his register relating to all the transactions entered into during the three months immediately preceding the month in which that copy is to be submitted.

    (3) Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this regulation commits an offence on conviction is liable to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

6.    Trophy export certificate

    (1) A trophy export certificate under section 63 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *, shall be in the form prescribed in the Seventh Schedule to these Regulations and may be issued upon payment by applicant of a fee of two shillings.

    (2) A licensing officer may refuse to issue a trophy export certificate in relation to a trophy if in his opinion the trophy was not lawfully acquired or that it is against the public interest for the trophy to be exported.

    (3) Every trophy export certificate shall be valid for a period of one month from the date of issue except where a longer period is specified in that certificate.

    (4) Where two or more trophies are sought to be exported as one consignment, the licensing officer may issue one trophy export certificate in relation to all the trophies in that consignment.

    (5) Notwithstanding the provision of subregulations (1), (2), (3) and (4) a trophy export certificate in respect of any animal or trophy made from any part of an animal specified in the Eighth Schedule to these Regulations and which is protected by the 1973 Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora entered into at Washington shall be valid only if issued and signed both by the Director and the Chief Research Officer of the Game Division.

7.    Import or export of trophies

    No person shall, without the prior approval in writing of the Director, import or export any trophy otherwise than through one of the customs posts specified in the Ninth Schedule to these Regulations.

8.    Production of trophy to licensing officer

    Any trophy which is in Mainland Tanzania on transit from one country to another shall forthwith upon being brought into Mainland Tanzania be produced to a licensing officer who may, if he is satisfied that the trophy was lawfully acquired by the owner, direct the owner to deposit the trophy in a customs bonded warehouse or in such other place as the Director may specify for that purpose until such trophy is exported.

9.    Offences

    Any person who fails to comply with any of the provisions of these regulations or makes any false statement in any application or other document or to any authorised officer performing any function under the Act or any subsidiary legislation commits an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

FIRST SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 13
APPLICATION FOR A TROPHY DEALER'S LICENCE

TANZANIA

(Regulation 2)

1.    Full name of applicant ..................................................................................................

2.    Sex ............

3.    Age ...........................

4.    Nationality ......................................

5.    Residential Address

6.    Business address

(i) P.O. Box ..................... (ii) Telephone(s) .........................

(iii) Plot No. ..................... (iv) Street/Area ...........................

(v) Town/Place ...................................................................

7.    Size of

(i) Factory .........................

(ii) Show-room ......................................

8.    Number and Location of

(1) Stores .........................................................................

(2) Godowns .....................................................................

9. State whether factory, main shop or branch .....................................................................

10. If factory or mainshop give details of branches ................................................................

11.    Other line of business conducted at the factory/shop .......................................................

12. Current licences ..........................................................................................................

Type of Licence

Number

Place of Issue

Date of Issue

Date of Expiry

Trading licence

Tourist Licence

Trophy Dealer's Licence

13. State whether you are a general hunter, trapper and/or tour operator .................................
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14. If a tour operator, state:

(a)    Number of vehicles owned ..............................................................................................
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(b)    Clients per month .........................................................................................................

15. Capital investment to be put into the business ................................................................
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16. State briefly the items you will deal in and nature of dealing .............................................
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17. Type of Market (Whether local or export) .......................................................................
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18. Description of Source of Trophies ..................................................................................
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19. Class of business for which licence required ..................................................................
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20. Have you ever been refused a Trophy Dealer's Licence in Tanzania, or any other Country?
If so, give reasons .............................................................................................................
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21. Has any licence issued to you under the current or repealed Game laws of Tanzania, or any other country ever been cancelled or suspended? If so, give reasons .....................................
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22. Have you ever been convicted for an offence against the current or repealed Game laws of Tanzania or any other country? If so, give particulars of the offence(s) ....................................
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DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct and I understand the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act, 1974 and of the subsidiary legislation made under that Act.

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RECOMMENDATION BY TANZANIA WILDLIFE CORPORATION

This application is hereby not/recommended because ..........................................................
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Director-General                        

RECOMMENDATION BY REGIONAL AUTHORITY

This application is hereby not/recommended because ..........................................................
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Regional Game Officer                

APPROVAL BY DIRECTOR

This application is hereby not/approved because ..................................................................
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Director of Game                        

SECOND SCHEDULE
CLASSES OF TROPHY DEALING

(Regulation 2)

Class

Description

Fees

1

Dealing in Hippopotamus teeth or Warthog tushes in a whole condition or piece without being submitted to any process other than necessary for preservation ...........................................................

20,000/=

2.

Dealing in game skins, other than Hyrax and Colobus monkey skins, in whole condition or as piece without being submitted to any process other than necessary for preservation ...............................

10,000/=

3.

Dealing in Hyrax skins in any condition ........................................

10,000/=

4.

Polishing, carving, manufacturing or commercial processing of Hippopotamus teeth or Warthog tushes and sale of same and any article made therefrom ................................................................

10,000/=

5.

Cutting, manufacturing or commercial processing of turned skins of leopard, lion, serval or other cat skins and any dealing in articles made from those skins ...............................................................

10,000/=

6.

Cutting, manufacturing or commercial processing of turned skins of other game animals other than Hyrax and Colobus Monkey skins, and any dealing in articles made from these skins .........................

10,000/=

7.

Dealing in manufactured trophies .................................................

10,000/=

8.

Dipping, curing and tanning of game trophies ................................

10,000/=

9.

Commercial processing or dealing in game bones, horn or feet and articles made therefrom ..............................................................

5,000/=

10.

Commercial processing or dealing in animal tails other than elephant and rhino and articles made therefrom ..........................................

5,000/=

11.

Clearing and forwarding of trophies ...............................................

5,000/=

12.

Commercial dealing in live or stuffed birds .....................................

10,000/=

13.

Commercial dealing in live primates ..............................................

10,000/=

14.

Commercial dealing in live mammals other than primates ...............

10,000/=

15.

Commercial dealing in live or stuffed reptiles .................................

10,000/=

16.

Commercial dealing in other live or stuffed animals ........................

10,000/=

17.

Keeping a commercial zoo, animal farm or similar establishment

5,000/=

18.

Any trophy dealing in other than those specified in class (1) to (17) above as may be specified on the licence .....................................

5,000/=

THIRD SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 14
TROPHY DEALER'S LICENCE

TANZANIA

(Regulation 3)

T.F.N. ......................

NOT TRANSFERABLE

No. ...........

Place ......................................

Date of Issue ...........................

Date of Expiry ..........................

Name of Dealer .................................................................................................................

Business address:    P.O. Box ..................................

Telephone No. .............................

                Plot No. ...................................

Streets/Area ................................

                Town/Place ........................................................................................

Classes and description of business ....................................................................................
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Signature of Issuing Officer and Official Stamp

FOURTH SCHEDULE
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

(Regulation 5(2)(c))

    Purchasers are advised to ensure that a Trophy Certificate of Registration issued by the Director of Game and bearing the name and signature of an officer of the Game division and an Official Stamp of the issuing office is handed over to them with every article purchased.

    It is an offence for a trophy dealer to produce any document which is false in any material particular or has not been given by the person by whom it purports to have been given or has been altered or tampered with in any way.

FIFTH SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 15
TROPHY DEALER'S REGISTER (IVORY AND RHINO HORNS)

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

(Regulation 5(2)(d))

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RECEIPTS

SALES

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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Weight Kg.

Reg. Mark & Number

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cate of Reg. (No. Place of Issue & date)

Obtained from (Name, address & Date)

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Total Cost (T.Shs)

Receipt (No. & Date)

Disposed to (Name, Address & Date)

Trophy Certificate of Export (No. Place of Issue & date)

Rate Shs/Kg

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GAME FORM 16
TROPHY DEALER'S REGISTER FOR TROPHIES (OTHER THAN IVORY AND RHINO HORNS)

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

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THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA


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Note–

1.    The above specified trophies must be exported within thirty days of the issue of this Certificate.

2.    This Certificate must accompany the above specified trophies at all times until they reach the consignee.

3.    Where the trophies to be exported are protected under the convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora signed at Washington D.C. on March 3rd, 1973 a letter of import authority from the Wildlife authority of country of importation must be produced before a certificate can be issued. Such certificates shall be issued by the Director himself.

    This proviso does not apply to manufactured articles.

EIGHTH SCHEDULE
ANIMALS PROTECTED BY THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA

(SIGNED AT WASHINGTON D.C. ON MARCH 3, 1973)

(Regulation 6(5))

List I

A - MAMMALS

1.    Order - PRIMATES.

1.1. - Family - Cercopithecidae (Colobidae).

1.1.1. - Colobus badius rufomitratus - Red Colobus - Mbega mwekundu (N. Tanganyika).

1.1.2. - Colobus badius kirkii - Zanzibar Red Colobus.

2.    Order - PHOLIDOTA.

2.1. - Family - Hyaenidae.

2.1.1. - Manis temmincki - Ground Pangolin - Kakakuona.

3.    Order - CARNIVORA.

3.1. - Family - Hyaenidae.

3.1.1. - Hyaena brunnea - Brown Hyaena - Fisi njano.

3.2. -    Family - Felidae.

3.2.1. - Panthera pardus - Leopard - Chui.

3.2.2. - Axinonyx jubatus - Cheetah - Duma.

B - AVES

1.    Order - PELICANIFORMES (4)

1.1. -    Family - Sulidae (2)

1.1.1. -    Sula abbotti - Abbott's booby (2) - Polisi

List II

A - MAMMALS

1.    Order - INSECTIVORA.

1.1. - Family - Erinaceidae.

1.1.1. - Erinaceus frontalis - South African Hedgehog - Kalunguyeye.

2.    Order - PRIMATES.

2.1. - Family - Cercopithecidae (Colobidae).

2.1.1. - Colobus badius gordonorium - Red Colobus (S.W. Tanganyika)

2.2. - Family - Pongidae.

2.2.1. - Pan troglodytes - Chimpanzee - Sokwe Mtu.

3.    Order - CARNIVORA.

3.1. - Family - Felidae.

3.1.1. - Felis serval - Serval cat - Mondo.

3.1.2. - Felis caracal - Caracal - Simba mangu.

4.    Order - TUBULIDENTATA.

4.1. - Family - Orycteropidae.

4.1.1. - Orycteropus affer - Aardvark - Muhanga.

5.    Order - PERIOSSODACTYLA.

5.1. - Family - Rhinocerotidae.

5.1.1. - Deceros bicornis - Black Rhino - Faru.

6.    Order - ARTIODACTYLA.

6.1. - Family - Bovidae (cf Cephalophinae).

6.1.1. - Cephalophus monticola - Blue Duiker - Ndimba.

B - AVES

1.    Order - CICONIFORMES (5)

1.1. - Family - Ciconidae (4)

1.1.1. - Ciconia nigra - Black Stork (56) - Korongo mweusi.

1.2. - Family - Threskiornithidae.

1.2.1. - Platalea leucorodia - Spoon bill - Demojiko.

2. Order - ANSERIFORMES (6).

2.1. - Family - Anatidae (1)

2.1.1. - Sarkidiornis melanotos - Knob-billed Goose (98) - Bata-bukini.

3. Order - FALCONIFORMES (7)

3.1. - Family - Falconidae - Birds of Prey - All Species (106-185) - Walanyama.

4. Order - GRULFORMES (RALLIFORMES) (9)

4.1. - Family - Gruidae (Balearicidae) (3)

4.1.1. - Balearica regulorum - South African Crowned Crane (245)

4.2. - Family - Otididae (4).

4.2.1. - Chlamydotis undulata - Houbara bustard (254) - Tandawala.

5.    Order - CHARADRIFORMES (10)

5.1. - Family - Laridae (6)

5.1.1. - Larus brunneicephalus - Brown-head Gull (346) - Membe.

6.    Order - CUCULIFORMES (11)

6.1. - Family - Musophagidae (2)

6.1.1. - Gallrex porphyreolophus - Violet crested Turaco (434) - Dura.

7.    Order - PASSERIFORMES (13)

7.1. - Family Paradisaeidae - Tits - All Species.

NINTH SCHEDULE
APPROVED CUSTOMS POSTS

(Regulation 7)

COASTAL - SHIPPING

- Tanga.

- Dar-es-Salaam.

- Lindi.

- Mtwara.

INLAND - AIRPORTS

- Kilimanjaro.

- Arusha.

- Moshi.

- Tanga.

- Dar-es-Salaam.

- Mtwara.

- Mbeya.

- Tabora.

- Kigoma.

- Bukoba.

- Mwanza.

ROADS

- Taveta.

- Namanga.

- Tunduma.

LAKES

- Itungi.

- Mbamba-bay.

- Kigoma.

- Bukoba.

- Musoma.

- Mwanza.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (AUTHORISED OFFICERS) (IDENTITY CARDS) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

G.N. No. 270 of 1974

    1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Authorised Officers) (Identify Cards) Regulations.

    2. Every authorised officer, other than a police officer, and every person appointed by the Director under the provisions of section 2 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *, to exercise the functions of an authorised officer shall carry an identity card in the form prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations while exercising the functions of an authorised officer.

    3. An authorised Officer shall, upon ceasing to be an authorised officer, surrender his identify card to the Director.

    4. Any authorised officer who loses his identity card or whose identity card is destroyed or defaced shall as soon as possible, report the loss, destruction or, as the case may be, defacement to the Director who may issue a fresh card.

    5. The Director shall maintain a register of all authorised officers in which shall be recorded the name of the officer and the particulars of the identity card issued to such authorised officer.

SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 19
GAME DIVISION

(Regulation 2)

TANZANIA

NOT TRANSFERABLE

IDENTITY CARD

(AUTHORISED OFFICER)

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    The bearer of this card whose photograph is displayed on the opposite page and who is a (designation) .......................................................
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employed by ...................................


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Signature of Holder        

has been granted powers of suspending game licences, inspection, search, seizure, detention and arrest specified in Sections 81, 82, 84 and 85 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

WARNING:    Any person who fails to comply with any lawful Order given by this officer shall be liable to arrest without warrant.

Date of issue .................................

Date of Expiry ...................................................
(..........................................)
Director of Game

Note:    This card is not valid if it does not bear the Official Stamp of the Division so affixed that a portion of it falls on the holder's photograph.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (COMPOUNDING OF OFFENCES) (FORMS) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

G.N. No. 271 of 1974

    1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Compounding of Offences) (Forms) Regulations.

    2. Where any offence is compounded pursuant to the provisions of section 90 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *, a document in the form prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations shall be made out and shall be signed both by the offender and the officer compounding the offence and attested by at least one witness.

SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 18
COMPOSITION OF AN OFFENCE UNDER THE PROVISIONS
OF THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Compounding of Offences) Forms) Regulations


T.F.N. ...........................

No. .....................................

Station ................................

Date ...................................

I, ....................................................................................................................................
(name)
of ..................................................................................................................................
(address)
do hereby admit contravening ...........................................................................................
.....................................................................................................................................
(state the provision of law contravened)
by ..................................................................................................................................
(state particulars of offence)
......................................................................................................................................
and hereby declare that I, of my own free will have elected that the said offence be
compounded under section 90 of the Wildlife Conservation Act by ........................................
.......................................................................................................................................
(name of officer compounding the offence)

    AND I, ......................................................................................................................
(the name and designation of officer compounding the offence)
................................................... .....................................................................................
hereby, in exercise of the power conferred upon me by section 90 of the Wildlife Conservation Act, order that the .............................................................................................................
(name of the offender)
pay the sum of ....................... shillings (Shs. ..............) by way of composition and that the following are hereby forfeited to the Government.

(List trophies, articles etc. forfeited)

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    Dated this .................................................. day of ..........................................., 20........

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(Signature of offender) (Signature of officer compounding offence)
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(witness) (witness)

The payment of the said sum of ................................. shillings has been made vide E.R.V. ........ No. ........ Dated ....... which has been issued to the offender.

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(Signature of Officer compounding offence)

The original of this document shall be delivered to the offender. The duplicate shall be forwarded to the accountant, and the triplicate to the Director.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (HUNTING OF ANIMALS) REGULATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Regulation

Title

    1.    Citation.

    2.    Interpretation.

    3.    Game licence.

    4.    Fee for game licence.

    5.    Resident licence.

    6.    Bag may be limited.

    7.    Grant of licence to authorised association.

    8.    Sale of meat.

    9.    Director to determine maximum bag for designated organisation.

    10.    Fees payable by designated organisation.

    11.    Hunting on behalf of organisation prohibited.

    12.    Valid game licence.

    13.    Hunting without identity card prohibited.

    14.    Licensing officer to issue identity card.

    15.    Resident to carry identity card.

    16.    Loss or destruction of identity card.

    17.    Authorised and designated associations.

    18.    Grant of a game licence.

    19.    Formulation of hunting and game utilisation procedures.

    20.    Offences.

    21.    Forms to be used.

SCHEDULES

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (HUNTING OF ANIMALS) REGULATIONS

(Section 32)

[8th November, 1974]

G.N. No. 272 of 1974

1.    Citation

    These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Hunting of Animals) Regulations, and shall come into operation on the date of the commencement of the Wildlife Conservation Act * (hereinafter referred to as "the Act").

2.    Interpretation

    In these Regulations–

    "prescribed" in relation to a form means a form prescribed in a Schedule to these Regulations;

    "prescribed fee" in relation to a licence for the hunting of any animal means the fee prescribed in relation to such animal in the Third and Fourth Schedules to these Regulations;

    "resident" means a person ordinarily resident in the United Republic;

    "resident licence" means a licence issued to a resident individual upon payment by such individual of the prescribed fee.

3.    Game licence

    (1) Every game licence shall be in Form 2 prescribed in the Second Schedule and no licence shall be granted except upon an application made by the applicant in the Form 1 prescribed in the First Schedule and upon payment of the prescribed fee.

    (2) Every game licence shall be valid only in relation to the area, if any, specified therein and shall not constitute an authority for hunting in any other area.

4.    Fee for game licence

    The fee for a game licence issued to a resident individual shall be such as is prescribed in the Third Schedule to these Regulations:

    Provided that it shall be lawful for the Director to levy additional fee for any animal hunted in a game reserve.

5.    Resident licence

    A resident licence shall authorise the holder to hunt not more than one animal of the species specified in the licence:

    Provided that–

    (a)    where in the case of an animal of any species the number of the animals which may be hunted under the authority of any one licence is specified in the third column of the Third Schedule to be two or more it shall be lawful for the holder of that licence to hunt animals of that species not exceeding the number specified;

    (b)    the total number of birds to be hunted per year by any one resident individual shall not exceed one hundred.

6.    Bag may be limited

    The maximum number of animals of each type that may be hunted by an authorised association shall be determined by the Director according to the needs of the association and the availability of the game, and any determination made by the Director under this regulation shall be deemed to be a condition annexed to the licence granted to the organisation.

7.    Grant of licence to authorised association

    A licence granted to an authorised association for the hunting of any animal specified in the Third Schedule may be issued free or subject to such fee as the Minister may determine and any determination made by the Minister under this regulation shall be deemed to be a condition annexed to the licence granted to such association.

8.    Sale of meat

    No resident person or authorised association shall sell the meat of any animal hunted pursuant to a game licence granted under these Regulations, except where the Director has by a writing under his hand authorised the sale of that meat.

9.    Director to determine maximum bag for designated organisation

    The maximum number of animals of each type that may be hunted by a designated organisation under the authority of any one licence shall be determined by the Director according to the needs and game availability and any such determination shall be deemed to be a condition annexed to the licence:

    Provided that where no determination under this Regulation has been made only one animal of the species specified in the licence may be hunted under the authority of that licence except where the licence specifically authorises the hunting of two or more of such animals and the prescribed fee has been paid in relation to each such animal.

10.    Fees payable by designated organisation

    The fee payable by a designated organisation for the hunting of any animal specified in the Fourth Schedule shall be such as is prescribed in that Schedule in relation to the animal.

11.    Hunting on behalf of organisation prohibited

    It shall be lawful for a designated organisation to grant a permit to any person to hunt on behalf of that organisation any animal for the hunting of which the designated organisation holds a valid licence, and where the permit is issued–

    (a)    the holder of the permit shall be deemed to be an agent of the designated organisation issuing the permit;

    (b)    the designated organisation shall make arrangements for the collection of the meat and other trophies of the animal hunted by the holder of the permit;

    (c)    the permit shall not constitute an authority for hunting otherwise than in accordance with the terms and conditions annexed to the licence granted to the designated organisation;

    (d)    in the event of the existing arrangement between the designated organisation and the holder of the permit for any trophy of the animal hunted by the holder of the permit to be retained by him, it shall be the responsibility of the designated organisation as well as the holder of the permit to ensure that all the formalities necessary for conferring upon the holder of the permit a lawful title to the trophy are complied with;

    (e)    it shall be lawful for the designated organisation to annex further terms and conditions to the permit, and every such term or condition so annexed shall have effect as if it were a term or condition annexed to the licence pursuant to which the permit is issued and a contravention of the term or condition by the holder of the permit shall render him liable to the same penalties as a contravention of a term or condition annexed to the licence:

            Provided that no term or condition annexed to a permit shall be inconsistent with any term or condition annexed to the licence held by the designated organisation and to which the permit relates or with any directions of a general or specific nature given in that behalf by the Director by a writing under his hand;

    (f)    subject to directions given by the Minister in that behalf, it shall be lawful for a designated organisation to charge such fees for permits issued under this regulation as it may from time to time determine.

12.    Valid game licence

    Except where the Director otherwise directs, a game licence shall be valid for–

    (a)    in the case of an animal which is a specified animal for the purpose of Part IV of the Act, one month;

    (b)    in any other case, seven days, fourteen days, twenty-one days or thirty days, as may be specified in the licence.

13.    Hunting without identity card prohibited

    No resident individual shall be granted a game licence unless he holds an identity card in the form prescribed in the Fifth Schedule, and which bears a serial number and upon which are recorded the name and address of the holder and such other particulars as are specified in these Regulations.

14.    Licensing officer to issue identity card

    (1) An identify card under regulation 13 shall be issued to a resident individual by a licensing officer upon being satisfied that the person applying for that card is ordinarily resident in the United Republic, wishes to apply for a game licence and was not previously issued with an identity card.

    (2) A hunter's identify card shall not be valid unless it bears–

    (a)    the hunter's photograph affixed on the appropriate space provided for the purpose;

    (b)    the hunter's signature;

    (c)    the signature of the issuing officer and the official stamp of the Game Division so affixed that a portion of it falls on the photograph;

    (d)    a record of the weapons possessed by the hunter.

    (3) A licensing officer shall on issuing a licence to a resident individual record on his identity card, the particulars of the licence in the relevant columns.

    (4) Where a resident hunter has hunted an animal he shall, as soon as may be practicable, produce the licence and the identity card to a licensing officer who shall record on the identity card such particulars relating to the hunting and the animal hunted as are required to be recorded on the card.

15.    Resident to carry identity card

    Every resident individual shall carry his identity card whenever he is hunting or proceeding on a hunting tour.

16.    Loss or destruction of identity card

    When a resident hunter's identity card is lost, destroyed, defaced or otherwise rendered unusable for further recording of particulars to be recorded thereon–

    (a)    in the case of the identity card having been lost or destroyed, the owner shall forthwith report the circumstances of the loss or destruction to the police and to the licensing officer of the District in which he is resident and on an application being made by the owner to the Director for a duplicate of the identity card, the Director may authorise a licensing officer to issue such duplicate;

    (b)    in any other case, on the identity card being surrendered to a licensing officer, a fresh identity card may be issued to the owner of the card so surrendered.

17.    Authorised and designated associations

    For the purposes of the Act and these Regulations–

    (a)    an Ujamaa Village approved as an Ujamaa Village by the then Regional Development Council of the area in which the Ujamaa Village operates is hereby declared to be an authorised association;

    (b)    the Tanzania Wildlife Corporation established under the Public Corporations Act *, and all the subsidiary companies of the said Corporation are hereby declared to be designated organisations.

18.    Grant of a game licence

    Where any game licence is granted to–

    (a)    an authorised association, it shall be lawful for any member of that association to hunt under the authority of that licence;

    (b)    a designated organisation, it shall be lawful for any employee of the organisation, authorised in that behalf by a writing under the seal of the organisation, and any person authorised in that behalf by a permit issued by the organisation, to hunt under the authority of that licence:

    Provided that no member of an authorised association shall hunt any animal except when accompanied by an authorised officer appointed for that purpose.

19.    Formulation of hunting and game utilisation procedures

    Subject to the provisions of the Act, these Regulations and any written directions given by the Director in that behalf, an authorised association or a designated organisation may formulate its own hunting and game utilisation procedures and Regulations.

20.    Offences

    Any person who contravenes any provision of these Regulations or makes any false statement in any application or other document or to any authorised officer performing any function under the Act or any subsidiary legislation commits an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

21.    Forms to be used

    The forms prescribed by these Regulations shall be used where applicable subject to such variations as circumstances may require, and it shall be lawful for the Director to vary, alter or amend any prescribed form if in his opinion it is necessary or convenient so to do.

FIRST SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 1
APPLICATION FOR A GAME LICENCE

(Regulation 3(1))

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Hunting of Animals) Regulations

1.

Full name of applicant ..............................................................................................

2.

Sex ..........................

3. Age ..............................

4. Nationality......................

5.

Full business address .............................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................

6.

Full home address ..................................................................................................

7.

If Non-resident:

(1)     Passport No. ...........................................................

(2)     Date of issue of Visa ................................................

(3)     Date of expiry ..........................................................

(4)     Work permit No. ......................................................

(5)     Date of issue ...........................................................

(6)     Date of expiry ..........................................................

8.

Continuous period of residence in Tanzania ...............................................................

9.

Weapon:

(i) Type ..............................

(ii) Calibre ..........................

(iii) Serial No. ....................

(iv) Arms card No. ..............

(v) Issued on ......................

(vi) Arms licence No. ..........

(vii) Issued on ....................

(viii) Date of expiry ..............

10.

Hunters card:

(1)    (i)    No. .................................................. (2) Date of issue ...........................

    (ii)    Place of issue ...........................................................................................

11.

Give details of any convictions against the Game Laws of Tanzania or any other country ..............................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................

12.

Give details of any licence or other authority cancellations or suspensions in Tanzania ..............................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................

13.

Give details of any licence refusals under the Game laws in Tanzania or any other country ..................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................


14. Give details of animals required:


SN.


Species


No.


Fee (T. Shs.)


Total Number of Animals Hunted this Year


Comments























































15.

Area(s) where it is proposed to hunt .........................................................................

16.

DECLARATION TO BE SIGNED BY APPLICANT.

    I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct and I further declare that I understand the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act, and of the subsidiary legislation made thereunder.

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Place .................................................. ......................................................
Signature of Applicant

NOTE:    (1)    This application shall be attached to any expired licence but not yet surrendered previous licence.

        (2)    Any person who makes a false declaration in an application for a licence is liable to prosecution and on conviction to a fine of up to fifteen thousand shillings or to a term of up to three years or both.

SECOND SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 2
GAME LICENCE

(Regulation 3(1))

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Hunting of Animals) Regulations


T.F. No. .................

No. ..............

NOT TRANSFERABLE

Station ................................... Date of Issue ...................... Date of Expiry .......................

Issued to ..........................................................................................................................
of (address) ...................................................... who is/a member of ................................... .................................. (Ujamaa Village)

Authorised Association/Designated Organisation) and holder of Hunter's card No. ................... Issued at ....................... on ............................ authorised to hunt with Rifle/Shotgun of calibre ................................. S.No. ................ registration card No. .................... dated ...................... authorised to hunt the animals named hereunder.

SN.

Species

No.

Fee (T.Shs.)

Area

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    Received the sum of shillings (in words ................................................. (Shs. ................ ........................) being the total fee/issued free as per (authority) .......................................... .......................................................................................................................................

.....................................................
Signature of Holder

..........................................................
Signature of Issuing Officer and
Official Stamp

REVERSE SIDE

REGISTER OF GAME KILLED OR WOUNDED

SN.

Species

No.

Sex and Age

WT. and Reg. No.

Trophy Certificate of Registration

No.

Date

Issued at

1.

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2.

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DECLARATION

    I (name) .............................................. hereby declare that the above in a true record, in accordance with the requirement of section 47 of the Wildlife Conservation Act, of all animals killed by me since the commencement and during the validity of this licence.

Address ....................................................
.................................................................
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...............................................................
Signature of Holder

.............................................................
Signature of Officer to whom        
Licence Surrendered                

NOTE:     1.    All animals killed or wounded must be recorded and trophies of killed animals produced for registration.

        2.    This licence must be surrendered to the issuer within 30 days of its expiry or before the holder leaves the country or the area in respect of which it is valid, if he leaves before such expiry. Completion of the animals bought is deemed to expire the licence.

THIRD SCHEDULE
LICENCE FEES PAYABLE BY CITIZENS

(Regulation 4 and 7)

PART A

A - MAMMALS

1

2

3

4

SN.

English Name Species

Swahili Name

Maximum No.
per month

Fees
T.Shs.

1.

Buffalo ..........................

Nyati

1

6,000/-

2.

Bushbuck - male..............

Pongo

2

1,200/-

3.

Bush-pig .......................

Nguruwe-mwitu

2

1,200/-

4.

Dikdik ...........................

Digidigi (Suguya)

2

450/-

5.

Duiker - Abbotts...............

Mindi

1

600/-

6.

Blue .............................

Ndimba

2

500/-

7.

Common ......................

Neye

2

600/-

8.

Eland - male ...................

Pofu (Mbunju) dume

1

10,000/-

9.

Gazelle - Grants - male ...

Swala(granti) dume

1

1,500/-

10.

Tommy - male .................

Swala-toni dume

2

1,200/-

11.

Hare .............................

Sungura

2

300/-

12.

Hartebeest ....................

Kongoni

1

3,000/-

13.

Impala - male ..................

Swala pala dume

1

2,000/-

14.

Hyrax - Rock .................

Pimbi

2

200/-

15.

Oribi .............................

Taya-Kihea

2

500/-

16.

Pigmy Antelope .............

Paa (Suni)

2

400/-

17.

Reedbuck (Bohor) -
male .............................


Tohe-ndope dume


1


1,200/-

18.

Southern - male .............

Tohe-kusi dume

1

1,500/-

19.

Steenbuck ......................

Dondoro

2

500/-

20.

Topi ..............................

Nyamera

1

3,000/-

21.

Warthog .......................

Ngiri (Mbago)

2

1,500/-

22.

Wild beast ....................

Nyumbu

1

2,000/-

B - BIRDS

1

2

3

4

SN.

English Name Species

Swahili Name

Maximum No.
per month

Fees
T.Shs.

23.

Ducks and Geese ..........

Mabata

2

200/-

24.

Francolins .....................

Kwale

5

150/-

25.

Guinea-fowl ...................

Kanga

3

300/-

26.

Lesser bustards ............

Tandawala

2

Protected

27.

Painted Snipe ...............

Sululu

5

150/-

28.

Snipe ...........................

Sululu

5

150/-

29.

Sandgoose ...................

Firigogo

5

150/-

30.

Pigeons ........................

Njiwa

5

150/-

PART B
LICENCE FEES PAYABLE BY TOURISTS AND RESIDENT NON-CITIZENS

(Section 84)

A - ANIMALS

Sn

English Name

Species Swahili Name

Non-Citizen Tourists US$

Resident non-Citizen T.Shs.

1.

Buffalo

Nyati

420.00

27,020.00

2.

Bushbuck

Pongo

240.00

15,440.00

3.

Bushpig

Nguruwe Mwitu

115.00

9,843.00

4.

Dikdik

Digidigi

120.00

7,720.00

5.

Duiker-Abbots

Mindi

130.00

8,363.30

6.

Duiker-Blue

Ndimba

130.00

8,363.30

7.

Common-duiker

Nsya

130.00

8,363.30

8.

Eland-Male

Pofu (Mbunju dume)

600.00

38,600.00

9.

Gazelle tommy Male

Swala tomi dume

130.00

8,363.30

10.

Gazelle grant male

Swala granti dume

155.00

9,971.70

11.

Hare

Sungura

35.00

2,251.70

12.

Hartebeest

Kongoni

260.00

16,726.70

13.

Impala male

Swala pala dume

105.00

10,615.00

14.

Hyrax rock

Pimbi

50.00

3,216.70

15.

Oribi

Taya-Kihea

85.00

5,468.30

16.

Pigmy antelope

Paa (suni)

85.00

5,468.30

17.

Reedbuck bohor male

Tohe ndope dume

200.00

12,866.70

18.

Reedbuck southern

Tohe kusi dume

200.00

12,866.70

19.

Steinbuck

Dondoro

100.00

6,433.30

20.

Topi

Nyamera

250.00

16,083.30

21.

Warthog

Ngiri (Mbango)

220.00

14,153.30

22.

Wildebeest

Nyumbu

220.00

14,153.30

B - BIRDS

Sn

English Name

Species Swahili Name

Non-Citizen Tourists US$

Resident non-Citizen T.Shs.

23.

Ducks and Geese

Mabata

100.00

6,426.90

24.

Francolins

Kwale

7.00

443.90

25.

Lesser Barstards

Tandawale

100.00

8,426.90

26.

Painted snipe

Sululu

4.00

250.90

27.

Snipe

Sululu

4.00

25.90

28.

Sand Grouse

Firigogo

100.00

6,426.90

29.

Pigeons

Njiwa

100.00

6,426.90

30.

Guinea Fowl

Kanga

100.00

6,426.90

FOURTH SCHEDULE
LICENCE FEES PAYABLE BY DESIGNATED ORGANISATIONS

(Regulation 10)

A - MAMMALS

1

2

3

4

SN.

English Name

Swahili Name

Total Game
Fees US $

1.

Olive Baboon .....................

Nyani mwekundu

85.0

2.

Yellow Baboon ..................

Nyani njano

85.0

3.

Buffalo ..............................

Nyati

420.0

4.

Bushbuck .........................

Pongo

240.0

5.

Bushpig ............................

Nguruwe mwitu

135.0

6.

Caracal .............................

Simba mangi

50.0

7.

Civet-cat ............................

Fungo

100.0

8.

Genet ...............................

Kani

130.0

9.

Serval-cat ..........................

Mondo

130.0

10.

Wild cat ............................

Kimburu

110.0

11.

Crocodile ...........................

Mamba

600.0

12.

Dikdik ...............................

Suguya (digidigi)

120.0

13.

Abbot's Duiker ...................

Mindi

130.0

14.

Blue Duiker .......................

Ndimba

130.0

15.

Common Duiker .................

Nsya (Ngorombwe)

130.0

16.

Red Duiker ........................

Funo (Mbutoka)

130.0

17.

Eland ................................

Pofu (Mbunju)

600.0

18.

Elephant ...........................

Tembo (Ndovu)

2,500.0

19.

Galago ..............................

Kombo

100.0

20.

Bat-eared fox .....................

Bweha masikio

130.0

21.

Grant's Gazelle ..................

Swala-granti

155.0

22.

Thomson's Gazelle .............

Swala-tomi

130.0

23.

Gerenuk ............................

Swala-twiga

920.0

24.

Giraffe ...............................

Twiga-

25.

African Hare ......................

Sungura

35.0

26.

Jumping Hare ....................

Kamendegere

35.0

27.

Coke's Hartebeest ..............

Kongoni

260.0

28.

Licht's Hartebeest ..............

Konzi

260.0

29.

Hippopotamus ...................

Kiboko

600.0

30.

Hedgehog .........................

Kalunguyeye

50.0

31.

Giant Forest Hog ...............

Nguruwe mkubwa

260.0

32.

Spined Hyaena ................

Kingugwa (Fisi)

130.0

33.

Rock Hyrax ......................

Pimbi

50.0

34.

Tree Hyrax

Pelele (Wibari)

65.0

35.

Impala Hyrax .....................

Swalapala-dume

165.0

36.

Golden Jackal ...................

Bweha dhahabu

100.0

37.

Striped Jackal ...................

Bweha miraba

100.0

38.

Black-backed Jackal ..........

Bweha shaba

100.0

39.

Klipspringer .......................

Mbuzi-mawe (Nguru)

510.0

40.

Greater Kudu ....................

Tandala Kubwa-dume

815.0

41.

Lesser Kudu .....................

Tandala Mdogo-dume

920.0

42.

Leopard .............................

Chui

1,400.0

43.

Lion ..................................

Simba

1,400.0

44.

Mongoose .........................

Nguchiro

35.0

45.

Colobus monkey (b & w)

Mbega mweupe

75.0

46.

Blue monkey .....................

Kima Sykes

75.0

47.

Sykes ...............................

Kima Sykes

75.0

48.

Vervet ...............................

Tumbili

75.0

49.

Oribi ..................................

Taya (Kihea)

85.0

50.

Oryx .................................

Choroa

620.0

51.

Ostrich .............................

Mbuni

520.0

52.

Otter .................................

Fisi maji

100.0

53.

Pigmy antelope .................

Paa (Suni)

85.0

54.

Porcupine ..........................

Nunguri

85.0

55.

Puku - male ........................

Sheshe-dume

155.0

56.

Python ..............................

Chatu

210.0

57.

Ratel (h.b.) ........................

Nyegere

50.0

58.

Reedbuck - Bohor ..............

Tohe-ndope dume

200.0

59.

Mountain-Reedbuck ...........

Tohe-milima dume

200.0

60.

Southern-Reedbuck ...........

Tohe-Kusi dume

200.0

61.

Rhino ................................

Faru-dume

-

62.

Roan Antelope ...................

Kirongo

620.0

63.

Sable Antelope ..................

Palahala (mbarapi)

840.0

64.

Sharpe's grysbok ...............

Dondoro Shapi

100.0

65.

Sitatunga ..........................

Nzhohe-dume

620.0

66.

Stainbuck ..........................

Dondoro

100.0

67.

Topi ..................................

Nyamera

250.0

68.

Warthog ............................

Ngiri

220.0

69.

Common waterbuck ...........

Kuzo-ndegare-dume

310.0

70.

Defassa waterbuck ............

Kuzo-singisingi-dume

310.0

71.

Wild dog ...........................

Mbwa mwitu

-

72.

Nyasa Wildebeest .............

Nyumbu kusi

220.0

73.

White-bearded wildebeest ...

Nyumbu kidevu cheupe

220.0

74.

Zebra ................................

Pundamilia

365.0

75.

Zorilla (Polecat) .................

Kicheche

100.0

B. BIRDS

SN.

English Name

Swahili Name

Fees per day per gun for of each species in US$

1.

White-backed duck .............

Korwe

100.0

2.

Macao duck .....................

-

100.0

3.

African pochard ..................

-

100.0

4.

Tree Ducks ........................

Batamiti

100.0

5.

Pigeons and coals ..............

Salili

100.0

6.

Pygmy goose ......................

-

100.0

7.

Spurwing ............................

Bata Bukini

100.0

8.

Knob-billed goose ...............

-

100.0

9.

Egyptian goose ..................

-

100.0

10.

Francolins .........................

Kwale

7.0

11.

Spurfowls ..........................

Kareng'ende

100.0

12.

Stone-partridge ..................

-

100.0

13.

Quail .................................

Toboro

100.0

14.

Blue quail ..........................

-

100.0

15.

Helmeted Guinea fowl .........

Tanga

100.0

16.

Vulturine Guinea fowl ..........

-

100.0

17.

Crested Guinea fowl ............

Kororo

100.0

18.

White-bellied bustards ........

Tandawala

100.0

19.

Black-bellied bustards ........

-

100.0

20.

Buff-crested bustards ..........

-

4.0

21.

Painted Snipe ....................

Sululu

4.0

22.

Snipe ................................

-

4.0

23.

Chestnut-bellied sand grouse

Firigogo

100.0

24.

Yellow-throated sand grouse

-

100.0

25.

Speeled/Olive pigeons ........

Ninga

100.0

26.

Doves ...............................

Tetere

4.0

27.

Wood-doves ......................

Hua/pugi

100.0

28.

Green pigeons ...................

Njiwa

100.0

FIFTH SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 3
HUNTER'S IDENTITY CARD

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT

(Regulation 13)

T.F.N. .......................

NOT TRANSFERABLE

Name: ..............................................
Address: ..........................................
........................................................
.......................................................





Photograph of Holder

Weapon type ....................................
Dated ...............................................
Weapon type.....................................
Calibre .............................................
Registration Card No. ........................
Dated ..............................................


.........................................
Signature of Holder
...........................................
Director of Game

NOTE:    (a)    No resident licence shall be issued to any person unless he holds this card.

        (b)    This card shall be carried whenever hunting.

(INSIDE)

Year

Month

Licence No.

Animal Hunted

No.

Area

Certificate of Registration

No.

Date

Station

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (PRESIDENT'S LICENCE) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

G.N. No. 273 of 1974

    1. The Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (President's Licence) Regulations, and shall come into operation on the date of the commencement of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

    2. A President's licence under section 44 of the Wildlife Conservation Act, shall be in the form prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations.

    3. Any person who contravenes any condition annexed to a President's licence commits an offence and shall on conviction is liable to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 9
PRESIDENT'S LICENCE

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (President's Licence) Regulations

(Section 2)

T.F.N. ..................

NOT TRANSFERABLE

No. ......................

Station ................................... Date of Issue ........................... Date of Expiry ....................

Issued to ...........................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
as authority to hunt/capture/photograph the animals specified hereunder up to the number shown in the Third Column for each species in the areas and subject to the conditions therein specified.

SN.

Species

No.

Fee (T.Shs.)

Area(s)

Purpose and Conditions

.......

...................

............

.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

............

.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

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.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

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.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

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.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

............

.......................

...................

......................

.......

...................

............

.......................

...................

......................

Received the sum of shillings (in words) ...............................................................................
(Shs. ................) being the total fee/ issued free as per (authority) .........................................
........................................................................................................................................

...............................................
Signature of Holder

.......................................................
Director of Game
(Signature of Issuing Officer and
Official Stamp)

NOTE-    All animals killed or captured on this licence must be registered on the space provided on the reverse of this licence.

(Reverse side of President's Licence)

REGISTER OF ANIMALS KILLED/CAPTURED

Date

Species

No.

Sex and Age

Locality

Weight and Reg. No.

Trophy Certificate of Registration

No.

Date

Place

DECLARATION

    I, ......................................... hereby declare that the above is a true record, in accordance with the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act, of all animals killed/captured by me since the commencement and during the validity of this licence.

Address     ...................................................
...................................................
..................................................

..........................................................
Signature of Holder

Date ...................................... 20........

.........................................................
Signature of Officer to whom
Licence Surrendered

Note: 1.    All wounded animals are deemed killed and must be recorded on this licence.

    2.    If insufficient space is provided for all animals killed additional information may be provided on a separate piece of paper which shall be attached to this register and any such attachment shall be deemed to be covered by any declaration signed on this register.

    3.    This licence must be surrendered to the issuer within thirty days of its expiry or before the holder leaves the country or area in respect of which it is valid, if he leaves before such expiry.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (REGISTRATION OF TROPHIES) REGULATIONS

(Section 84)

G.N. No. 276 of 1974

1.    Citation

    These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Registration of Trophies) Regulations, and shall come into operation on the date of the commencement of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

2.    Interpretation

    For the purposes of these Regulations, "prescribed marking" means, in relation to a trophy produced for registration to a licensing officer having jurisdiction over any district or urban centre specified in the first column of the First Schedule to these Regulations, the marking prescribed in relation to such district or centre in the second column of the said Schedule and every such marking shall be affixed by causing the same to be indented or impressed on the trophy.

3.    Funcctions of licensing officer

    The licensing officer to whom any trophy is produced for registration, shall, if he is, after such enquiry as he may consider necessary, satisfied that such trophy was lawfully obtained–

    (a)    in the case of raw ivory or rhinoceros horn–

        (i)    weigh and mark the trophy with the prescribed marking and the appropriate serial number;

        (ii)    record the weight, mark, number, owner's name, date, licence details and any other relevant information in the register of trophies which shall be in the form prescribed in the Second Schedule to these Regulations;

        (iii)    issue in respect of the trophy a trophy certificate of registration in the form prescribed in the Third Schedule to these Regulations;

        (iv)    record the particulars of the trophy certificate of registration on the register of trophies as well as on the licence, permit or other authority under which the animal from which the trophy came was hunted or otherwise killed;

    (b)    in the case of raw hippopotamus teeth, animal tushes or bones -    

        (i)    weigh all the pieces of each species together;

        (ii)    record the weight, number of pieces, owner's name, date, licence details and other relevant information on the official register of trophies;

        (iii)    issue in relation to all the pieces of each species so produced one trophy certificate of registration;

        (iv)    record the particulars of such trophy certificate of registration on the official register of trophies as well as on the relevant licence or permit;

    (c)    in the case of a raw skin, ear, foot, tail or any other raw part of any animal–

        (i)    issue for each of them a trophy certificate of registration and record the details of the certificate on the relevant licence;

        (ii)    record the particulars of the trophy certificate of registration and the relevant licence on the official register of trophies;

    (d)    in the case of a manufactured trophy–

        (i)    issue in respect thereof a trophy certificate of registration in the form prescribed in the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations;

        (ii)    assign the trophy a serial number and record the number on such trophy certificate of registration for manufactured trophy;

        (iii)    record on the trophy certificate of registration the particulars of any certificate of registration or other authority authorising possession of the raw trophy out of which the manufactured trophy was produced.

4.    Fees

    The fee specified on the prescribed form shall be payable in respect of a trophy certificate of registration to which the form relates.

5.    Affixing of trophy label

    (1) Every dealer of manufactured trophy who displays for sale or offers for sale any manufactured trophy shall affix on the manufactured trophy a label, clearly visible to any person looking at the manufactured trophy, giving particulars of the price for which the trophy is to be sold and the serial number of the trophy certificate of registration issued in respect of the trophy.

    (2) Any person who contravenes any provision of this regulation commits an offence and on conviction to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

6.    Transfer of trophy to another person

    (1) When the owner of any trophy to which section 65 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *, proposes to transfer the trophy to any other person he shall produce the trophy certificate of registration issued in respect of the trophy to a licensing officer and apply for permission to transfer the trophy to which the certificate relates.

    (2) The licensing officer to whom a trophy certificate of registration is produced under subregulation (1) may, if he is satisfied that the proposed transaction is bona fide and not against the public interest authorise the transfer by endorsing on the certificate (in the space provided therefor) the name of the transferor and the name of the transferee and when the endorsement has been duly signed by the transferor, the transferee and the licensing officer and stamped with the official stamp, it shall constitute a transfer permit under section 65 of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

7.    Offences

    Any person who fails to comply with any of the provisions of these Regulations or makes any false statement in any application or other document or to any authorised officer performing any function under the Act or any subsidiary legislation commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

FIRST SCHEDULE
REGISTRATION MARKS FOR TROPHIES

(Regulation 3)

1.

Arusha ..............................................................

AR

2.

Arumeru ............................................................

AM

3.

Bagamoyo .........................................................

BG

4.

Biharamulo .........................................................

BR

5.

Bukoba ..............................................................

BK

6.

Bunda ...............................................................

BD

7.

Chamwino .........................................................

CM

8.

Chunya...............................................................

CH

9.

Dodoma .............................................................

DO

10.

Geita..................................................................

GA

11.

Handeni .............................................................

HD

12.

Ilala ...................................................................

IL

13.

Iramba ...............................................................

IB

14.

Iringa .................................................................

IR

15.

Kahama .............................................................

KH

16.

Karagwe ............................................................

KE

17.

Kasulu ...............................................................

KS

18.

Kibondo .............................................................

KB

19.

Kigoma ..............................................................

KM

20.

Kilombero ..........................................................

KO

21.

Kilosa ...............................................................

KL

22.

Kilwa ................................................................

KW

23.

Kinondoni ..........................................................

KI

24.

Kitete ................................................................

KT

25.

Kisarawe ...........................................................

KR

26.

Kondoa .............................................................

KD

27.

Kongwa ............................................................

KN

28.

Korogwe ............................................................

KG

29.

Kwibwa .............................................................

KA

30.

Kyela ................................................................

KY

31.

Lindi .................................................................

LD

32.

Liwale ...............................................................

LE

33.

Loliondo ............................................................

LL

34.

Lushoto .............................................................

LT

35.

Mafia ................................................................

MF

36.

Magu ................................................................

MG

37.

Mahenge ...........................................................

MH

38.

Manyoni ............................................................

MY

39.

Masasi ..............................................................

MI

40.

Maswa ..............................................................

MW

41.

Mbeya ...............................................................

ME

42.

Mbinga ..............................................................

MA

43.

Mbozi ................................................................

MB

44.

Mbulu.................................................................

MU

45.

Monduli .............................................................

MN

46.

Morogoro ...........................................................

MR

47.

Moshi ................................................................

MS

48.

Mpanda .............................................................

MD

49.

Mpwapwa ..........................................................

MP

50.

Mtwara ..............................................................

MT

51.

Mugumu ............................................................

MM

52.

Muheza .............................................................

ZA

53.

Musoma ............................................................

MO

54.

Mwanza ............................................................

MZ

55.

Nachingwea .......................................................

NH

56.

Newala ..............................................................

NA

57.

Ngara ................................................................

NR

58.

Ngorongoro ........................................................

NG

59.

Njombe .............................................................

NJ

60.

Nzega ...............................................................

NZ

61.

Pangani ............................................................

PA

62.

Rombo ..............................................................

RB

63.

Rungwe .............................................................

RU

64.

Same ................................................................

SE

65.

Shinyanga .........................................................

SY

66.

Singida .............................................................

SD

67.

Songea .............................................................

SG

68.

Sumbawanga .....................................................

SB

69.

Tabora ...............................................................

TB

70.

Tanga.................................................................

TA

71.

Tarime ...............................................................

TE

72.

Temeke .............................................................

TK

73.

Tunduru .............................................................

TU

74.

Ukerewe ............................................................

UK

75.

Utete .................................................................

UT

SECOND SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 10
OFFICIAL REGISTER OF TROPHIES

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Registration of Trophies) Regulations

(Regulation 3)

T.F.N. ....................

Page No. ............

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

SN.

Spe-
cies

Trophy

Quantity

WT/Grade

Reg. Mark and Number

By whom obtained Place and Date

Licence or Permit

How Disposed of and Date

Signature of Officer

KG.

GM.

Type

Number

Place

Date

THIRD SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 11
TROPHY CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Registration of Trophies) Regulations

(Regulation 3)

T.F.N. ......................

Shs. 2/-.

No ........................

Station ..................................................................................... Date ...............................

Issued to ............................................................................................................................
of (address) ........................................................................................................................
being the holder of ...............................................................................................................
                                                (Licence or other authority)

No. ........................................ issued at ...................................... on (date) ........................
and ....................................................................................................................................
                                            (details of other authority)
as entitlement to possess the following trophies–

SN

Species from which trophy obtained

Type of trophy

Quantity

Wt/Grade

Registration mark and number

KG

GM

.................................................
Signature of Holder or Name and Signature of Agent

.......................................................
Director of Game (Signature of issuing Officer and Official Stamp)

NOTE:    1    Authority for issue of a certificate is a licence or permit on which the animal has been killed, an Exchequer Receipt Voucher of purchase or authority of the Director of Game.

        2.    Certificates without official stamp and signature, copies of certificates, stencilled or obliterated certificates should not be accepted.

        3.    All transfers of the trophies indicated above must be endorsed on the reverse of this certificate.

        4.    Transfer of trophies not involving a trophy dealer must receive prior approval of the Director.

Reverse side

TRANSFER OF TROPHIES

SN.

Date

Particulars of Transferee

Signature of Transferor

Name and Address

Signature

1

The above transfer is hereby approved.

...........................
Director of Game

2

The above transfer is hereby approved.

............................
Director of Game

3

The above transfer is hereby approved.

...........................
Director of Game

4

The above transfer is hereby approved.

............................
Director of Game

FOURTH SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 12
TROPHY CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION (MANUFACTURED TROPHY)

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Registration of Trophies) Regulations

(Regulation 3)

T.F.N. .........................

Sh. 1/- No. ...........................

Station ....................................................................................... Date .............................

Name of Dealer ..................................................................................................................
of (Address) ..................................................................................................................
.................................................................................................................

Trophy dealer's licence No. ........................................................... Dated ...........................
holder of ................................ No. .....................................................................................
                                                (Certificate of Registration or other Authority)

Issued at ................................................................... on (date) .........................................
Type of trophy ........................................................................................... No. .................
Trophy dealer's register page ................................. Serial No. ............................................

.......................................... ...........................................................................
    Signature of Holder Signature of Issuing Officer and Official Stamp

The trophy specified above has been sold/transferred to

(Name) ........................................................... of (address) ..............................................

...................................................................... at (place) ..................................................

on (date) ........................................................ for (price) ...................................................

................................................ ...................................................................
        Signature of Transferee Signature of Transferor/Dealer

NOTE: This certificate is authority for the export of the trophy herein mentioned.

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (COMMERCIAL GAME PHOTOGRAPHY) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

G.N. No. 277 of 1974

    1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Commercial Game Photography) Regulations, and shall come into operation on the date of commencement of the Wildlife Conservation Act *.

    2. A commercial photography permit issued under section 39 of the Wildlife Conservation Act, shall be in the form set out in the First Schedule to these Regulations.

    3. Every licensing officer issuing a commercial game photography permit shall advise the applicant of the penalties for unlawful hunting and desirability of applying for and obtaining a game licence or permit for the hunting of animals should the applicant also wish to hunt animals:

    Provided that non-compliance of this regulation by any licensing officer shall not constitute a defence in any subsequent prosecution of the applicant for any offence.

    4. The fees specified in the Second Schedule to these Regulations shall be payable in respect of commercial game photography permits.

FIRST SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 8
COMMERCIAL GAME PHOTOGRAPHY PERMIT

TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Commercial Game Photopraghy) Regulations

T.F.N. ..........................

No. ..............................

NOT TRANSFERABLE

Station ............................. Date issued ............................. Date of expiry .........................

Issued to ................................................................... of address .......................................
.........................................................................................................................................
as authority to photograph animals in the (area) ....................................................................
.............................................. for (persons) ............................... for the purposes ...............
of .....................................................................................................................................
........................................................................................................................................

Any other conditions imposed.
.........................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
........................................................................................................................................

Received the sum of shillings (in words) ...............................................................................
(Shs. .................................................................) being the fee/issued free as per (authority)
.........................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
........................................................................................................................................

.......................................................
Signature of Holder

...........................................................................
Director of Game
(Signature of the issuing officer and official stamp)

SECOND SCHEDULE
FEES

1.    Cinematography

    Number of persons (including artists, technicians and administrative staff)

Fee (Tz. Shs.)

(a) 1 - 5 ..............................................

500/-

per week or part thereof.

(b) 6 - 20 ............................................

2,000/-

(c) Over 20

5,000/-

2.    Still photography

(a) 1 - 5 persons

100/-

per week or part thereof.

(b) Over 5 persons

200/-

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (CAPTURE OF ANIMALS) REGULATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Regulation

Title

    1.    Citation.

    2.    Interpretation.

    3.    Capture permit.

    4.    Permit not to constitute an authority.

    5.    Trapper to inform the Game Office.

    6.    Valid trappers permit.

    7.    Trappers card.

    8.    Carrying of trappers card.

    9.    Loss of trappers card.

    10.    Grant of permit.

    11.    Capture permit to be valid.

    12.    Director's permission to capture.

    13.    Personal supervision.

    14.    Animal to be kept in a holding ground.

    15.    Holding grounds and farms to be maintained.

    16.    Before export.

    17.    Container to conform to the specifications.

    18.    Director to be informed of any export.

    19.    Holder to produce a permit to the Director.

    20.    Inspection.

    21.    Animal to be produced to a Veterinary Officer.

    22.    Trophy export certificate.

    23.    No removal of animals from their holding.

    24.    Accompaning of animals.

    25.    Welfare and safety of animals.

    26.    Production of a certified copy.

    27.    Record keeping.

    28.    Particulars to be furnished to the Director and Game Officer.

    29.    Directors power to vary or add any provisions.

    30.    Permit to keep a live animal.

    31.    No commercial purpose to keep animal.

    32.    Offences.

SCHEDULES

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (CAPTURE OF ANIMALS) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

G.Ns. Nos.
278 of 1974
178 of 1990

1.    Citation

    These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations.

2.    Interpretation

    In these Regulations–

    "permit" means a permit for the capture of an animal issued under these Regulations;

    "prescribed" in relation to a form means a form prescribed in a Schedule to these Regulations; and

    "prescribed fee" in relation to a permit for the capture of any animal means the fee prescribed in relation to such animal in the Fifth Schedule;

    "Schedule" means a Schedule to these Regulations;

    "trapper" means a person authorised by a licence or permit to capture an animal.

3.    Capture permit

    (1) Every capture permit shall be in the form prescribed in the Second Schedule and no permit shall be granted except upon an application made by the applicant in the form prescribed in the First Schedule and upon payment of the prescribed fee.

    (2) A permit shall be valid only in relation to the area, if any specified therein and shall not constitute an authority for the capture of any animal in any other area.

4.    Permit not to constitute an authority

    A permit shall not constitute an authority for the capture of an animal of any species other than the species specified therein or for the capture of a number of animals of any species in excess of the number specified in relation to that species.

5.    Trapper to inform Game Officer of his intentions

    Where a capture permit authorises the capture of an animal in a district other than the district in which the permit is issued the trapper shall, before capturing any animal in such first mentioned district, inform in writing the Game Officer in charge of such district of his intention to capture animals in that district and give particulars of the permit issued to him.

6.    Valid trapper's permit

    No person shall be granted a permit unless he holds a valid trapper's card in the form prescribed in the Third Schedule, and which bears a serial number and upon which are recorded the name and address of the holder and such other particulars as are specified in these Regulations.

7.    Trapper's card

    (1) A trapper's card under regulation 6 may be issued to any person by a licensing officer upon being satisfied that the person applying for that card is fully experienced in the capture of an animal of the species in relation to which the card is applied for.

    (2) A trapper's card shall not be valid unless it bears–

    (a)    the trapper's photograph affixed on the appropriate space provided for the purpose;

    (b)    the trapper's signature (or thumb mark);

    (c)    the signature of the issuing officer and the official stamp of the Game Division so affixed that a portion of it falls on the photograph.

8.    Carrying of trapper's card

    Every trapper shall carry his card whenever he is engaged in capturing an animal.

9.    Loss of trapper's card

    When a trapper's card is lost, destroyed, defaced or otherwise rendered unusable he shall forthwith report the circumstances of the loss, destruction or defacement to the police and to the licensing officer of the District in which he is resident and on application being made by the owner to the Director for a duplicate of the card, the Director may authorise a licensing officer to issue a duplicate.

10.    Grant of permit

    (1) No person shall be granted a permit unless he satisfies the licensing officer–

    (a)    that he will employ an approved method for the capture of the animal;

    (b)    where he proposes to employ any other person to capture an animal, that such other person holds a valid trapper's card in relation to animals of the species to which the application relates;

    (c)    that he has access to a holding farm, aviary or pen as may be appropriate, where the captured animal will be kept until exported;

    (d)    in the case of any captured animal being intended for sale, barter or other commercial transaction, that he holds a valid trophy dealer's licence authorising him to deal in animals of the species to which the application relates;

    (e)    that he has made firm arrangements for the sale or other disposal of the animal intended to be captured to a zoological or other institution and that it is not against the public interest for such institution to receive such animal.

    (2) For the purposes of these Regulations "approved method of capture" means any one of the following methods of capture–

    (a)    enticing the animal into a cage or container incorporating a trap door which closes by some contrivance after the animal has entered, the container being well constructed and large enough to allow the animal freedom of movement;

    (b)    entrapping the animal by a basket or cage constructed of a strong but light material that entraps the animal when enticed to a spot over, on or near which such trap is placed, such trap being large enough to allow freedom of movement;

    (c)    entrapping the animal by netting and removing it from the net immediately after capture;

    (d)    chasing the animal with or without lassooing but the chase must be stopped if the animal is not captured within one thousand metres of the point from which the chase was commenced;

    (e)    any method which the Director may, in any case, approve by a writing under his hand.

11.    Capture permit to be valid

    Unless earlier surrendered or revoked, a capture permit shall be valid for two months from the date of issue.

12.    Director's permission to capture

    Notwithstanding any permit granted to any person, no person shall, expect with the prior written consent of the Director capture–

    (a)    any male animal in any breeding herd;

    (b)    an apparently pregnant female or any adult animal accompanied by a young animal;

    (c)    any nesting bird or reptile;

    (d)    more than one animal from any herd or group of–

        (i)    cheetah;

        (ii)    gerenuk;

        (iii)    klipspringer;

        (iv)    lesser kudu;

        (v)    mountain reedbuck;

        (vi)    rhinoceros;

        (vii)    zebra;

    (e)    more than four animals in any one day from any one herd.

13.    Personal supervision

    Every capture operation shall be under the personal supervision of the permit holder.

14.    Animal to be kept in a holding ground

    Where the method of capture employed is chasing every mammal captured shall be kept in a holding ground which shall not be more than one hundred kilometres from the trapping ground, for at least one week before it is transferred to a holding farm.

15.    Holding grounds and farms to be maintained

    (1) Holding grounds and farms shall be maintained in such manner as a Game Officer or a Veterinary Officer may direct and it shall be lawful for any authorised officer at any time to inspect a holding ground or farm as the case may be.

    (2) The owner as well as the trapper using any holding ground or farm shall be responsible for the efficient maintenance of the ground or farm and be liable to comply with these Regulations and any lawful direction given hereunder.

16.    Before export

    Subsequent to its capture and prior to export–

    (a)    every herbivorous mammal shall be kept in captivity for at least two months during which it shall be supplied with the type of food which will be available on the journey;

    (b)    every carnivorous mammal shall be kept in captivity for at least one month during which it shall be supplied with the type of food which will be available on the journey;

    (c)    every reptile, amphibian or bird shall be kept in captivity for at least fourteen days during which it shall be supplied with the type of food which will be available on the journey;

    (d)    every carnivorous mammal shall be kept in captivity for at least one month during which it shall be supplied with the type of food which will be available on the journey;

    (e)    every reptile, amphibian or bird shall be kept in captivity for at least fourteen days during which it shall be supplied with the type of good which will be available on the journey;

    (f)    every animal shall be allowed not less than seven days to accustom itself to the container in which it will be exported.

17.    Container to conform to the specifications

    Every container in which an animal is exported shall conform to the relevant specifications and requirements prescribed in the Fourth Schedule.

18.    Director to be informed of any export

    The holder of a permit shall inform the Director in writing of his intention to export any animal at least two weeks before the date of export.

19.    Holder to produce a permit to the Director

    Before any animal is exported holder of a permit shall produce to the Director–

    (a)    a letter from a zoological institution or similar establishment as evidence that the animal will be received by the institution or establishment; and

    (b)    evidence that proper accommodation has been reserved on a ship or aircraft for the animal.

20.    Inspection

    A Game Officer shall be entitled to inspect any animal in its container before it is exported.

21.    Animal to be produced to a Veterinary Officer

    (1) Not earlier than seven days prior to the export of any animal the animal shall be produced to a Veterinary Officer who shall examine the animal and issue a certificate of health in respect of the animal.

    (2) No animal shall be exported unless the Veterinary Officer examining it has certified that it is in a fit state of health and has received all the necessary vaccinations and inoculations.

22.    Trophy export certificate

    When approval for the export of any animal is given a trophy export certificate shall be issued in respect of that animal and shall be endorsed with the name and address of the institution to which the animal is consigned.

23.    No removal of animals from their holding

    Animals for export shall not be removed from their holding farm until arrangements have been made for them to be loaded on a ship or aircraft within twenty-four hours of arrival at the port of embarkation.

24.    Accompaning of animals

    The holder of the permit or of a valid trapper's card employed by the holder of the permit shall personally accompany all animal consignments to the port of embarkation and supervise the loading of all animals.

25.    Welfare and safety of animals

    The holder of the permit shall be responsible for the welfare and safety of the animal captured by him until such time as the animal is exported and shall take all necessary and reasonable measures to safeguard the welfare and safety of the animal as well as the protection of the persons involved in any capture operation, transport and export of the animal from any attack or other injury by or through the animal.

26.    Production of a certified copy

    Within ninety days after the export of any animal the holder of a permit shall produce to the Director a certified copy of the bill of lading in respect of that animal and a letter from the institution to which the animal has been sent acknowledging the receipt of the animal.

27.    Record keeping

    Every owner of a holding farm shall maintain a record of all animals received and disposed by him in a register in the form prescribed in the Sixth Schedule to these Regulations.

28.    Particulars to be furnished to the Director and Game Officer

    Every owner of a holding farm shall send a monthly return to the Director and to the Game Officer in-charge of the area in which his holding farm is situate giving the following particulars–

    (a)    the number of animals of each species on his farm on the last day of the preceding month;

    (b)    the number of animals of each species captured during the preceding month;

    (c)    the number of animals of each species exported during the preceding month, the names of the institutions to which they have been exported and the amount of money realised;

    (d)    the number of animals of each species which have died in captivity during the preceding month.

29.    Directors power to vary or add any provisions

    The Director may in writing vary, add to or disapply any of the provisions of these Regulations in relation to any operation, animal or permit holder and every variation, addition or disapplication shall be endorsed on the permit.

30.    Permit to keep a live animal

    Any permit holder who intends to keep a live animal in captivity for a period exceeding six months from the date of capture shall–

    (a)    in writing inform the Director of his intention and the purpose for which the animal shall be kept;

    (b)    supply the Director with the particulars of the animal to be so kept.

31.    Written authority for commercial exhibition of live animals

    No trapper shall keep live animals in captivity for the purpose of commercially exhibiting the animals to members of the public except with a written authority of the Director.

32.    Offences

    Any person who contravenes any provision of these Regulations or makes any false statement in any application or other document or to any authorised officer performing any function under the Act or any subsidiary legislation commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding fifteen thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both that fine and imprisonment.

FIRST SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 4
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO CAPTURE ANIMALS

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations

1.    Name of Applicant .........................................................................................................

2.    Sex .................................... 3. Age ............................ 4. Nationality .............................

5.    Business Address ...........................................................................................................
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6.    Residential Address .......................................................................................................

7.    Trophy Dealer's Licence No. .................................. Issued on .........................................

8.    Trapper's Card No. ................................................ Issued on .........................................

9.    Names of Zoological or other Institutions to which the animals are to be sent .......................
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10. Details of animals in respect of which application is made–

SN.

Species

No.

Fee (T.Shs)

Area

SN.

Species

No.

Fee (T.Shs)

Area

11. Method of capture to be applied ......................................................................................
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12. DECLARATION BY APPLICANT

    I hereby declare that the above particulars are correct and I further declare that I understand the requirements of the Wildlife Conservation Act, and the Wildlife Conservation (Capture of animals) Regulations.

Date .................................................... ............................................................
Signature of Applicant

Place ............................................

NOTE:    (1)    This application shall be attached to any expired but not yet surrendered previous permit.

        (2)    Any person who makes a false declaration in an application for a permit is liable to prosecution and on conviction to a fine of up to fifteen thousand shillings or to a term of up to three years or both.

SECOND SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 5
PERMIT TO CAPTURE ANIMALS

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations

T.F. No. .............................

NOT TRANSFERABLE

No. ....................................

Station ......................... Date of issue ............................ Date of expiry .............................

Issued to ............................................................................................................................
of Address ..........................................................................................................................
who holds trapper's Card No. ................................... issued at .............................................
on ........................ as authority to capture the animals named hereunder:


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    Received the sum of shillings (in words) ..........................................................................
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Special conditions (if any)–
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Signature of Holder

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Director of Game
(Signature of the issuing officer and official stamp)

REVERSE SIDE


REGISTER OF ANIMALS TRAPPED OR KILLED


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No.


Age of Sex


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Date


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DECLARATION

    I (Name) ......................... hereby declare that the above is a true list, in accordance with the requirement of section 3 of the Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations, of all animals trapped by me since the commencement and during the validity of this permit.

Address         ................................................... ..................................................
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Date ............................... 20........ ....................................................................
Signature of Officer to whom permit surrendered

NOTE–    (1)    All animals trapped, wounded or killed must be recorded and trophies of animals killed produced.

        (2)    This permit must be surrendered to the issuer within thirty days of its expiry or before the holder leaves the country or the area for which it is valid if he leaves before such expiry.

THIRD SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 6
TRAPPER'S CARD

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations

T.F.N. ............................

No. ................................

Name: ..................................................

Address:    ..............................................
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Photograph of Holder

The bearer of this card whose photograph and signature are displayed on the opposite page is an approved Trapper ............................................................
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of (firm) ................................................
and is qualified / authorised to capture animals subject to the following conditions ............................................................
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Signature of Holder            

Date of Issue .............................
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(Director of Game)            

    NOTE    This card is not valid unless it bears the official stamp of the Game Division stamped half on top of the photograph.

FOURTH SCHEDULE
CONTAINER STANDARDS FOR EXPORT OF ANIMALS

A - MAMMALS

Group No.

Species

Container Standards

1.

(1) Zebra ...................

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(2) Rhinoceros ..........

(b)    The length of the container shall be made at least 50 cm. longer than the animal.

(3) Buffalo .................

(c)    The container shall be provided with a gap of at least 20 cm. between the highest point reached by the animal and the roof.

(4) Large Antelopes ...

(d)    The sides of the container shall be planked solid for two thirds the height.

(e)    Any necessary padding shall be made to the sides and rear of the container away from the horns.

(f)    The bottom boards of the container shall be made transverse with suitable gaps for drainage.

(g)    The container shall be made in a manner that will prevent the animal turning round.

2.

Elephant ...................

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(b)    The length of the container shall be made at least 50 cm. longer than the animal.

(c)    The container shall be provided with a gap of at least 20 cm. between the highest point reached by the animal and the roof.

(d)    The sides of the container shall be planked solid and provided with apertures for looking out or putting the trunk through without getting a hold on which to pull.

(e)    Any necessary padding shall be made to the sides and rear of the container away from the tusks.

(f)    The bottom boards of the container shall be made transverse with suitable gaps for drainage.

(g)    The container shall be made in a manner that will prevent the animal from turning round.

Group No

Species

Container Standards

3.

Hippopotamus ...........

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(b)    The length of the container shall be made at least 50 cm. longer than the animal.

(c)    The container shall be provided with a gap of at least 20 cm. between the highest point reached by the animal and the roof.

(d)    The sides of the container shall be planked solid for two thirds the height.

(e)    The bottom boards of the container shall be made transverse with suitable gaps for drainage.

(f)    The container shall be made in a manner that will prevent the animal from turning round.

(g)    During the day the animal shall be sprayed at suitable intervals or sacks shall be kept on the roof of the container and kept wet to ensure a continuous drip of water.

4.

(1) Giraffe ..................
(2) Ostrich ................

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly or six chicks in a cage.

(b)    The length of the container shall be made at least 50 cm. longer than the animal.

(c)    The container shall be provided with a gap of at least 20 cm. between the highest point reached by the animal and the roof.

(d)    The planking of the sides may be perforated in such a manner that will not allow the animal to put its head through.

(e)    The roof and any hard point where the animal might strike its head if given sudden jolt shall be padded.

(f)    The bottom boards of the container shall be made transverse with suitable gaps for drainage.

(g)    The container shall be made in a manner that will allow the animal to turn round, lie down, stand or stretch with ease.

(h)    Giraffe of over 330 cm. in height shall not be exported without prior consultation with the air-line or ship that will carry it.

5.

(1) Lion .....................
(2) Leopard ...............

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(b)    The container shall be made to allow the animal to stretch fully in all directions.

(3) Cheetah ..............

(c)    The bottom and the sides of the container may be boarded solid.

(d)    The rear and front sides of the container shall be provided with bars closely placed to prevent the animal from putting its paws through.

6.

Small Antelopes ........

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly or two or more if well acquainted.

(b)    Animals from different species may be crated together if well acquainted.

(c)    The container shall be made to allow the animal to stretch fully in all directions.

(d)    Three sides and the floor of the container shall be boarded solid.

(e)    The front shall be provided with vertical slats that will prevent the horns of the animal from being caught in between them.

7.

(1) Baboon ................

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(2) Monkey ...............

(b)    Containers for primates weighing less than 4 kg. shall be made at least 35 x 35 x 50 cm. in size.

(c)    Containers for primates weighing over 4 kg. shall be made at least 50 x 50 x 70 cm. in size.

(d)    Where the animals are to travel by sea the container shall be made one and half times the sizes given in regulations 7(b) and 7(c) and shall be provided with perches at a height that will allow the tails of the animals to dangle free of the floor.

(e)    The bottom of the container shall be slatted to allow out-flow of excrement which can be retained in a tray inserted below the container.

8.

Galago (Bushbabies)

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly or up to 4 immatures in a cage.

(b)    Containers shall be made at least 20 x 20 x 20 cm. in size or shall be made to allow for a space of at least 20 x 20 x 20 cm for each animal.

(c)    The bottom of the container shall be slatted to allow out-flow of excrement which can be retained in a tray inserted below the container.

B - BIRDS

Group No.

Species

Number in a Container

Container Standards

1.

Quails

15

(a)    Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 25cm. in size.

Button Quails

15

Small Waders

15

Babblers

15

(b)    Container shall be provided with a perch at least 3 cm. from the floor.

Thrushes

15

Tits

15

White-eyes

25

Finches

25

Buntings

25

2.

Cuckoo Shrikes

1 or 2 (M&F)

(a)    Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 25 cm. in size.

Pittas

3

Small Francolins

3

Love-birds

5

(b)    Container shall be provided with a perch at least 3 cm. from the floor.

Large-weavers and allies in size

10

Warblers

10

Orioles

10

(c)    Container shall be provided with soft lining to the inside of the roof.

Shrikes

10

Bulbuls

20

Sudan dioch and allies

20

Larks

25

Wax bills and allies

25

3.

Small ducks

Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 25 cm. in size.

Rails

3

Fin-foot

3

Plovers and allies

5

Sandgrouse

6

Large owls

2

Gulls

3

4.

Rollers

3

(a)    Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 20 cm. in size.

Pigeons

3

Turacos

3

Giant Kingfisher

3

Small birds of prey

3

Caucals

4

(b)    Container shall be provided with a perch at least 10 cm. from the floor.

Small owls

4

Doves

5

Parrots

5

Bee eaters

5

Wood-peckers

5

Hoopoes

5

Trogons

5

Honey Guides

5

Broad bills

5

5.

Ducks

3

Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 20 cm in size.

Thicknecks

3

Jacana

3

Grebes

3

6.

Francolins

3

(a)    Container shall be made at least 50 x 60 x 20 cm in size.

Guinea fowls

3

(b)    Container shall be provided with soft lining to the inside of the roof.

7.

Secretary Bird

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

Herons

(b)    Container shall be made sufficiently large to allow inmates complete freedom of turning and stretching their necks.

Bitterns

Storks

Bustards

Pelicans

Cormorants

Other large birds

8.

Spoonbills

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly or up to 6 individuals when export is by air.

Flamingo

(b)    Container shall be provided with soft lining under the roof.

Cranes

(c)    Container shall be made sufficiently large to allow inmates complete freedom of movement.

Egrets

(d)    The floor shall be covered with canvas, hessian or similar material.

Ibises

9.

Vultures
Eagles

(a)    The animal shall be crated singly.

(b)    Container shall be made sufficiently large to allow inmates complete freedom of movement.

(c)    Container shall be provided with perches at least 15 cm. from the from the floor.

C - OTHER ANIMALS

Such container as the Director may approve

D - GENERAL CONDITIONS

(1)    Animals shall be enclosed in containers which are roomy and comfortable and if the animals are to travel by sea the containers must be larger and stronger than that used for air transport.

(2)    Containers shall be strong, all nails and screws counter-sunk.

(3)    Containers which will stand on a deck shall be provided with feet or battens to allow a space of at least 10 centimetres between the bottom of the container and the deck.

(4)    Provision must be made in containers for inserting food and water and removing excrement without undue disturbance to the animals.

(5)    Provision must be made for the animal to see outside but there must be a curtain which can be let down to give the animal privacy when necessary.

(6)    Roofs of containers that are not sheltered shall be made waterproof.

(7)    All containers shall be adequately ventilated and protected from extremes of temperature.

(8)    Containers for birds which do not require padding under the roof shall be ventilated at the top and on one side.

(9)    Perching birds shall be provided with suitable perches.

FIFTH SCHEDULE
ANIMALS AND THEIR FEES

A - MAMMALS


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3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Kiswahili Name


Fee
(T.Shs.)


1


Order - INSECTIVORA Bowdich





F.1.1.


CHRYSOCHRORIDAE Mivart


GOLDEN MOLES


FUKO



1.1.1.


Chlorotalpa stuhlmanni (Matschie)


Ruwenzori Golden Mole


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5


1.1.2.


Chlorotalpa tropicalis (G.M. Allen and Loveridge)


Uluguru Golden Mole


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F.1.2.


ERINACEIDAE Bonaparte


HEDGEHOGS


KALUNGUYEYE



1.2.1.


Atelerix pruneri hindei (Thomas)


Ukamba Hedgehogs


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5


1.2.2.


Atelerix pruneri kilimanus (Thomas)


Kilimanjaro Hedgehogs


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5


F.1.3.


MACROSCELIDAE Mivart


ELEPHANT SHREWS


SANGE



1.3.1.


Elephantalus infuti infuti (A. Smith)


Rufous spectacled Elephant Shrews


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5


1.3.2.


Elephantalus refescence dundasi Dollman


Kibaya Spectacled Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.3.


Elephantalus refescence ocularis Kershaw


Dodoma Spectacled Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.4.


Elephantalus refescence pulcher (Thomas)


Uzinza Spectacled Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.5.


Elephantalus refescence renatus Kershaw


Loveridge's Spectacled Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.6.


Elephantalus renatus Kershaw


Singida Spectacled Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.7.


Petrodromus tetradactylus tetradactylus Peters


Zambesi Four-toed Elephant Shrew


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5


1.3.8.


Petrodromus tetradactylus matschiei Neumann


Burungi Four-toed Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.9.


Petrodromus sultan sultan Thomas


Mombasa Four-toed Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.10.


Petrodromus rovumae rovumae


Ruvuma Four-toed Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.11.


Petrodromus rovumae nigriseta


Ruvuma Four-toed Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.12.


Rhynchocyon cirnei hendersoni Thomas


Nyasaland Chequered Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.13.


Rhynchocyon cirnei macrurus Gunther


Kirk's chequered Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.14.


Rhynchocyon cirnei swynnertoni



-


5


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)



Kershaw


Swynnerton's Chequered Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.15.


Rhynchocyon petersi petersi Bocage


Peters Black & Red Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.16.


Rhynchocyon petersi adersi Dollman


Zanzibar Black and Red Elephant Shrew


-


5


1.3.17.


Rhynchocyon petersi melanurus Neumann


Lindi Black and Red Elephant Shrew


-


5


F.1.4.


SORICIDAE Gray


TRUE SHREWS


KIRUKANJIA


5


1.4.1.


Crocidura bicolor elgonius Osgood


King'ori Shrew


-


5


1.4.2.


Crocidura bicolor hendersoni Dollmann


Southern Shrew


-


5


1.4.3.


Crocidura bicolor sansibarica Neumann


Zanzibar Shrew


-


5


1.4.4.


Crocidura bloyeti Dekeyser


Kondoa Shrew


-


5


1.4.5.


Crocidura fischeri Pageristecher


Fischer's Shrew


-


5


1.4.6.


Crocidura fumosa johnstonii Dollmann


Morogoro Shrew


-


5


1.4.7.


Crocidura fumosa schistacea Osgood


Kibongoto Shrew


-


5


1.4.8.


Crocidura gracilipes Peters


Von der Decken's Shrew


-


5


1.4.9.


Crocidura hildegardeae hildegardeae Thomas


Mrs. Hinde's Shrew


-


5


1.4.10.


Crocidura hirta Peters


Zambezi Little Red Shrew


-


5


1.4.11.


Crocidura hirta valuntina Thomas


Lushoto Shrew


-


5


1.4.12.


Crocidura luna Dollmann


Morogoro Shrew


-


5


1.4.13


Crocidura martiensseni Neumann


Marangu Shrew


-


5


1.4.14


Crosidura maurisca geata G.M. Allen and Loveridge


Ngare Nanyuki Shrew


-


5


1.4.15


Crocidura monax Thomas


Rombo Shrew


-


5


1.4.16.


Crocidura neavei Wroughton


Neave's Shrew


-


5


1.4.17.


Crocidura nyansae kijabae J.A. Allen


Ngorongoro Shrew


-


5


1.4.18.


Crocidura nyasae Kivu Osgood


Ukerewe Shrew


-


5


1.4.19.


Crocidura sacralis Peters


Lindi Shrew


-


5


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)


1.4.20.


Crocidura suahelae Heller


Bagamoyo Shrew


-


5


1.4.21.


Sancus caeruleus (Kerr)


Zanzibar Shrew (Introduced-Java)


-


5


1.4.22.


Sancus lencura (Matschie)


Lake Victoria Shrew


-


5


1.4.23.


Sancus lixus lixus (Thomas)


Mwanza Shrew


-


5


1.4.24.


Sancus lixus aequatorius (Heller)


Dodoma Shrew


-


5


1.4.25.


Sancus varilla minor G.M. Allen and Loveridge


Mpanda Shrew


-


5


2.


Order CHIROPTERA Blumenbach


BATS


POPO



-


Sub-Order-MEGACHIROPTERA Dobson (1)


FRUIT EATING BATS


POPO MATUNDA



F.2.1.


PTEROPODIDAE Bonaparte


FRUIT EATING BATS


-



2.1.1.


Rousettus leachii (A. Smith)


Dog bat


-


10


2.1.2.


Rousettus tempi Thomas


-


-


10


2.1.3.


Rousettus angolensis (Bocage)


-


-


10


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)


2.1.4.


Pteropus comorensis Nicoll


Flying "fox"


-


10


2.1.5.


Pteropus voeltzkowi Matschie


-


-


10


2.1.6.


Epomophorus anurus Heuglin


Epauletted Fruit Bat


-


10


2.1.7.


Epomophorus labiatus minor Dobson


-


-


10


2.1.8.


Epomophorus wahlbergi wahlbergi


-




2.1.9.


Epomophorus wahlbergi haldermani (Halowell)


-




2.1.10.


Micropteropus pusillus (Peters)


Dwarf Epauletted Fruit Bat




2.1.11.


Epomops francueti francueti (Thomas)


-




2.1.12.


Eidolon helvum (Kerr)


Yellow Haired Fruit Bat





Sub-Order-MICROCHIROPTERA Dobson (2)


INSECT EATING BATS


POPO WADUDU



F.2.2.


EMBALLONURIDAE Dobson


SHEATH TAILED INSECT EATING BATS


-


-


2.2.1.


Coleura afra (Peters)


Split-nosed Bat


-


10


2.2.2.


Taphozours mauritianus mauritianus E. Geoffray


Tomb Bat


-


10


2.2.3.


Taphozours sudani Thomas


-


-


10


2.2.4.


Tophozours nudiventris Cretzschmar


-


-


10


F.2.3.


NYCTERIDAE Dobson


HOLLOW-FACED BATS




2.3.1.


Nycteris aethiopica Oriana Kershaw


Hollow-faced bats


-


10


2.3.2.


Nycteris capensis A. Smith


Cape Hollow-Faced Bats


-


10


2.3.3


Nycteris damarensis damarensis Peters


Damaraland Hollow-Faced Bat


-


10


2.3.4.


Nycteris grandis Peters


Giant Hollow-Faced Bat


-


10


2.3.5.


Nycteris hispida (Schreber)


Small Eared Hollow-Faced Bat


-


10


2.3.6.


Nycteris luteola Thomas


-


-


10


2.3.7


Nycteris marca Kershaw


-


-


10


2.3.8


Nycteris revoilii Robin


-


-


10


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)


2.3.9.


Nyteris thebaica aurantiaca (de Beaux)


Large Eared Hollow-Faced Bat


-


10


F.2.4.


MEGADERMATIDAE Allen


BIG-EARED INSECT EATING BATS



10


2.4.1


Megaderma cor Peters


Heart-Nosed Big-Eared Bat


-


10


2.4.2


Lavia frons rex Miller


Yellow winged Bat



10




HORSESHOE BATS



10


F.2.5


PHINOLOPHIDAE Bell


Horseshoe Bat



10


2.5.1


Rhinolophus darlingi darlingi Andersen


Von der Decken's Horseshoe Bat



10


2.5.2.


Phinolophus deckenii Peters


-



10


2.5.3.


Phinolophus geoffrayii zambesiensis Andersen


-



10


2.5.4.


Rhinolophus lobatus Peters


-



10


2.5.5.


Rhinolophus eloquens Anderson


-



10


2.5.6.


Rhinolophus fumigatus exsul


-



10


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)



Andersen


-


-


10


2.5.7.


Rhinoloplus hildebrandtii hildebrandtii Peters


Fluted Horseshoe Bat


-


10


2.5.8.


Rhinolophus sp./Moreau and Pakenham


Zanzibar Horseshoe Bat


-


10


F.2.6.


HIPPOSIDERIDAE Miller


LEAF-NOSED BATS


-


10


2.6.1.


Hipposideros caffer caffer (Sundervall)


Lesser Leaf-Nosed Bat


-


10


2.6.2.


Hipposideros caffer centralis (Andersen)


-


-


10


2.6.3.


Hipposideros commersoni gigas (Wagner)


Giant Leaf-Nosed Bat


-


10


2.6.4.


Hipposideros commersoni maru ngensis (Noack)


Greater Leaf-Nosed Bat


-


10


2.6.5.


Hipposideros ruber (Noack)


Rufous Leaf-Nosed Bat


-


10


2.6.6.


Triaenops afer Peters


Trident Bat


-


10


F.2.7.


VESPERTILLIONIDAE Gray


SIMPLE-NOSED (Earlet) BATS


-


10


2.7.1.


Myotis bocagii hildegardeae Thomas


Rufous Mouse-Eared Bat


-


10


2.7.2.


Myotis welwitschii venustus (Matschie)


-


-


10


2.7.3.


Pipistrellus kuhli fuscatus Thomas


Pipistrelle


-


10


2.7.4.


Pipistrellus nanus nanus (Peters)


Banana Bat


-


10


2.7.5.


Pipistrellus pulcher (Dobson)


Zanzibar Simple-Nosed Bat


-


10


2.7.6.


Pipistrellus ruppellii fuscipes Thomas


Two-coloured Pipistrelle


-


10


2.7.7.


Eptesicus pusillus (Leconte)


Rusty-Headed Serotine Bat


-


10


2.7.8.


Eptesicus tenuipinnis (Peters)


White-Winged Serotine Bat


-


10


2.7.9


Nyctriceus schilieffenii albiventer (Thomas and Wroughton)



-


10


2.7.10.


Scotophilus borbonicus (E. Geoffray)


Brown Bat


-


10


2.7.11.


Scotophilus nigritus colias Thomas



-


10


2.7.12.


Scotophilus viridis viridis (Peters)


Lesser Yellow Bat


-


10


2.7.13.


Glauconycteris argentatus (Dobson)


Butterfly Bat


-


10


1


2


3


4


5


No.


Scientific Name


English Name


Swahili Name


Fee
(T. Shs.)


2.7.14.


Glauconycteris variegatus papillo Thomas


-


-


10


2.7.15.


Miniopterus minor Peters


Long-Winged Bat


-


10


2.7.16.


Miniopterus natalensis arenarius Heller


Natal Clinging Bat


-


10


2.7.17.


Miniopterus scotinus (Sundervall)


Coast Long-Winged Bat


-


10


2.7.18.


Kerivoula africana Dobson


Dwarf-Painted Forest Bat


-


10

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

F.2.8

MOLOSSIDAE Gill

FREE-TAILED BATS

-

10

2.8.1.

Tadarida ansorgi (Thomas)

-

-

10

2.8.2.

Tadarida cisturus (Thomas)

-

-

10

2.8.3.

Tadarida fulminaus (Thomas)

-

-

10

2.8.4.

Tadarida brachpetera (Peters)

White-Breasted Free-Tailed Bat

-

10

2.8.5.

Tadarida angolensis orientis (G.M. Allen and Loveridge)

Angola Free-Tailed Bat

10

2.8.6.

Tandarida angolensis osborni (J.A. Allew)

10

2.8.7.

Tandarida Bivittat (Heuglin)

Brown Free-Tailed Bat

10

2.8.8.

Tadarida limbata (Peters)

White Bellied Free- Tailed Bat

10

2.8.9.

Tadarida Major (Trouescart)

Greater Free-Tailed Bat

10

2.8.10

Tadarida pumilla nalvashae (Hollister)

Lesser Free-Tailed Bat

10

2.8.11

Tadarida martiensseni (Matschie)

10

3.

Order - PRIMATES Linnaeus

3.    F.1.

LORISIDAE Gregory

POTTOS

POTTO

3.1.1.

Perodicticus potto edwardsi

Edward's Common Potto

1,000

3.F.2.

GALAGIDAE Mivart

GALAGOS (Bush babies)

KOMBA

50

3.2.1.

Galago crassicaudatus crassicaudatus E. Geoffray

Greater Galago

Komba Mkubwa

3.2.2.

Galago crassicaudatus agisymbanus (Coquerel)

Zanzibar Greater Galago

Komba Mkubwa

50

3.2.3.

Galago crassicaudatus argentatus (Lonnberg)

Unguja

50

3.2.4.

Galago crassicaudatus panganiensis (Matschie)

50

3.2.5.

Galago demidovii orinus C. Lawrence and Washburn

Dwarf Galago

Komba mdogo

50

3.2.6.

Galago crassicaudatus lasiortus Peters

20

3.2.7.

Galago senegalensis albipes Dollman

Kavirondo Bushbaby

20

3.2.8.

Galago senegalensis braccatus Elliot

Yellow-Thighed Lesser Galago

20

3.2.9.

Galago senegalensis moholi A. Smith

Moholi Bushbaby

20

3.2.10.

Galago senegalensis zanzibaricus Matschie

Zanzibar Lesser Galago

Komba mdogo Unguja

20

3. F.3.

CERCOPITHECIDAE Gray

MONKEYS

MANYANI

3.3.1.

Cercocebus albigena johnstonii (Lydekker)

Black (Grey-checked) Mangabey

Babakoto

2,000

3.3.2.

Papio anubis tesselatus (Elliot)

Ankole Baboon

Nyani Ankole

500

3.3.3.

Papio anubis neumanni Matschie

Neumann's Olive Baboon

Nyani Mwekundu

20

3.3.4.

Papio cynocephalus cynocephalus (Linnaeus)

Yellow Baboon

Nyani Njano

20

3.3.5.

Cercopithecus aethiops centralis Neumann

Bukoba Green Monkeys

Tumbili Bukoba

10

3.3.6.

Cercopithecus aethiops johnstonii Pocock

Kilimanjaro Green Monkey

Tumbili Kilimanjaro

10

3.3.7.

Cercopithecus aethiops nesiotes Schwarz

Pemba Green Monkey

Tumbili Unguja

10

3.3.8.

Cercopithecus mitis albogularis (Sykes)

Blue Monkey

Kima sykes

50

3.3.9.

Cercopithecus mitis doggetti Pocock

Ankole Blue Monkey

Kima Ankole

50

3.3.10.

Cercopithecus mitis kibonotensis Lonnberg

Kilimanjaro Blue Monkey

Kima Kilimanjaro

50

3.3.11.

Cercopithecus mitis moloneyi P.L. Scater

Lake Nyasa Blue Monkey

Kima Nyasa

50

3.3.12.

Cercopithecus mitis monoides Geoffray

Rufiji Blue Monkey

Kima Rufiji

50

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

3.3.13.

Cercopithecus mitis neumanni Matschie

Kavirondo Blue Monkey

Kima Kavirondo

50

3.3.14.

Cercopithecus mictitaus schmidi Matschie

Uganda Putty-Nosed Monkey

Kima Puti

500

3.3.15.

Erythrocebus patas baumstaki Matschie

Ikoma Patas (Red) Monkey

Kima Pata

500

F.3.4.

COLOBIDAE Elliot

GUEREZAS

MBEGA

3.4.1.

3.4.1

Colobus abyssinicus caudatus Thomas

Kilimanjaro Black & White Colobus

Mbega Mweupe Kilimanjaro

200

3.4.2.

Colobus abyssinicus matschiei Neumann

Neumann's Black & White Colobus

Mbega Mweupe Magharibi

200

3.4.3.

Colobus angolensis adolfi-friederici Matschie

Kivu Black & White Colobus

Mbega Mweupe Kivu

200

3.4.4.

Colobus angolensis palliatus Peters

Pangani Black & White Colobus

Mbega Mweupe Pangani

200

3.4.5.

Colobus angolensis sharpei Thomas

Nyasa Black & White Colobus

Mbega Mweupe Nyasa

200

3.4.6.

Colobus badius gordonorium (Matschie)

Uhehe Red Colobus

Mbega Mwekundu

Uhehe Mbega

1,000

3.4.7.

Colobus badius tephrosceles Elliot

Ruwenzori Red Colobus

Mwekundu Ruwe

1,000

3.4.8.

Colobus badius rufomitratus

Kilimanjaro Red Colobus

nzori Mbega mwekundu Kilimanjaro

1,000

3. F.5.

PONGIDAE Elliot

APES

-

3.5.1.

Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii (Giglioli)

Long-Haired Chimpanzee

Sokwemtu

4,000

4.

Order - PHOLIDOTA weber

F.1.4.

MANIDAE Gray

PANGOLINS (SCALY ANTEATERS)

KAKAKUONA

4.1.1.

Manis temminckii Smuts

Temminck's Ground Pangolin

Kakakuona

500

5.

Order - LAGOMORPHA Brandt (DUPLICIDENTATA)

F.5.1.

LEPORIDAE Gray

HARES AND RABBITS

SUNGURA

5.1.1.

Pronolagus crassicaudatus (I. Geoffray)

Red (Rock) Hare

Kitungule

50

5.1.2.

Lepus capensis abbotti Hollister

Abbott's Cape Hare

Sungura Aboti

5

5.1.3.

Lepus capensis crawshayi de Winton

Ukamba Cape Hare

Sungura Ukamba

5

5.1.4.

Lepus victoriae victoriae Thomas

Lake Victoria Hare

Sungura Victoria

10

5.1.5.

Lepus whytei Thomas

Whyte's Hare

10

6.

Order - RODENTIA Bowdich

RODENTS

F.6.1.

BATHYERGIDAE Waterhouse

BLESMOLS

FUKO

5

6.1.1.

Heliophobius spalax Thomas

Kilimanjaro Blesmol

-

5

6.1.2.

Heliophobius argenteocinereus argenteocinereus Peters

Zambezi Blesmol

5

6.1.3.

Heliophobius argenteocinereus emini Noack

Emin's Blesmol

5

6.1.4.

Heliophobius argenteocinereus albifrons (Gray)

Morogoro Blesmol

5

6.1.5.

Heliophobius argenteocinereus pallidus (Gray)

Karagwe Blesmol

F.6.2.

ECHIMYIDAE (THRYONOMYIDAE) Miller & Gidley

CANE RATS

NDEZI

6.2.1.

Thryonomys gregorianus gregorianus (Thomas)

Lesser Cane Rat

-

5

6.2.2.

Thryonomys swinderianus variegatus (Peters)

Larger Cane Rat

5

F.6.3.

HYSTRICIDAE Burnett

PORCUPINES

NUNGURI

6.3.1.

Hystrix africaeaustralis africaeaustralis Peters

5

6.3.2.

Hystrix africaeaustralis Prittwitzi

5

6.3.3.

Hystrix africaeaustralis subsp.

Zanzibar porcupine

Nungunungu Unguja

5

6.3.4.

Hystrix galeata ambigua Lonnberg

Mountain Forest Porcupine

Nungunungu Msitu

5

6.3.5.

Hystrix galeata conradsi F. Muller

Western Porcupine

Nungunungu Magharibi

5

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

6.3.6.

Hystrix galeata lademanni R. Muller

5

F.6.4.

SCIURIDAE Gray

True Squirrels

KIRUKANJIA

6.4.1.

Heliosciurus gambianus rhodesiae (Wroughton)

African Tree Squirrel

Kindi

5

6.4.2.

Helloscuarung ambianus mutabilis (Peters)

5

6.4.3.

Heliosciurus gambianus undulatus (True)

5

6.4.4.

Heliosciurus gambianus dolosus (Thomas)

Zanzibar Tree Squirrel

5

6.4.5.

Heliosciurus gambianus nyansae (Neumann)

5

6.4.6.

Heliosciurus gambianus lucifer (Thomas)

5

6.4.7.

Heliosciurus vexillarius (Kershaw)

Swynnerton's Forest Squirrel

5

6.4.8.

Paraxerus copapiyulei (Thomas)

African Bush Squirrel

5

6.4.9.

Paraxerus ochraceus ochraceus (Huet)

5

6.4.10.

Paraxerus ochraceus aruscensis (Pagenstecher)

5

6.4.11.

Paraxerus palliatus bridgemani Dollman

5

6.4.12.

Paraxerus palliatus suahelicus (Neumann)

Coast Bush Squirrel

5

6.4.13.

Paraxerus palliatus frerei (Gray)

Zanzibar Bush Squirrel

Kidiri-Unguja

5

6.4.14.

Paraxerus flaririttis exgeanus Hinton

Lindi Bush Squirrel

5

6.4.15.

Paraxerus flaririttis ibeanus Hinton

5

6.4.16.

Paraxerus vulcanorum (Thomas)

5

6.4.17.

Paraxerus byatti byatti (Kershaw)

5

6.4.18.

Paraxerus byatti laetus (G.M. Allen and Loveridge)

5

6.4.19.

Xerus rutilus saturatus Neumann

5

F.6.5.

ANOMALURIDAE Gill

SCALY TAILED "FLYING SQUIRRELS"

6.5.1.

Anomalurus fraseri orientalis Peters

Northern flying Squirrel

5

6.5.2.

Anomalurus fraseri cinereous Thomas

Southern Flying Squirrel

5

F.6.6.

PEDITIDAE Owen

SPRINGHAAS (JUMPING HARES)

KAMEN-
DEGERE

6.6.1.

Pedetes cafer cafer taborae G.M. Allen & Loveridge

Unyamwezi Spring Haas

Kame-
ndegere Unya-
nyembe

10

6.6.2.

Pedetes cafer dentatus Miller

Ugogo Spring Haas

Kame-
ndegere Ugogo

10

F.6.7.

GLIRIDAE Thomas

DORMICE

PANYA-
MITI

6.7.1.

Graphiurus parvus dullmani Osgood

African Dormouse

5

6.7.2.

Graphiurus murinus collaris (G.M. Allen & Loveridge)

5

6.7.3.

Graphiurus murimus isolatus Heller

Taifa Forest Dormouse

5

6.7.4.

Graphiurus microtis (Noack)

Bukoba Dormouse

5

6.7.5

Graphiurus smithii (Thomas)

5

F.6.8.

MURIDAE Gray

RATS AND MICE

PANYA

6.8.1.

Grammomys surdaster surdaster (Thomas & Wroughton)

Nyasaland Tree Rat

1

6.8.2.

Oenomys hypoxanthus (Purcheran)

Rusty Nosed Rat

1

6.8.3.

Dasymys incomtuz helukus Heller

Uasin Gishu Shaggy Swamp Rat

1

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

6.8.4

Arvicanthis obyssinicus virescense Heller

Taita Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.5

Arvicanthis abyessinicus richardi (Noack)

Ufipa Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.6

Arvicanthis abyssinicus rubescens Wroughton

Bunyoro Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.7

Arvicanthis abyssinicus muansae Matchie

Usukuma Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.8.

Arvicanthis abyssinicus neumanni (Matchie)

Barung Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.9.

Arvicanthis abyssinicus tene-brosus Kershaw

Unyamwezi Unstriped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.10

Pelomys fallax iridescens Heller

Taita Creek Rat

-

1

6.8.11

Pelomys fallax insignatus (Osgood)

Nyasa Creek Rat

-

1

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

6.8.12.

Lemniscomys barbarus convictus (Osgood)

Taita Striped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.13.

Lemniscomys barbarus mantenfeli Matschie

Usukuma Striped Grass

-

1

6.8.14.

Lemniscomys barbarus spekeii (de Winton)

Speke's Striped Grass

-

1

6.8.15.

Lemniscomys striatus massaicus (Pagenstecher)

Naivasha Punctated Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.16.

Lemniscomys striatus ardens (Thomas)

Kilimanjaro Punctated Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.17.

Lemniscomys striatus luluae Matschie

Lulua Punctated Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.18.

Lemniscomys griselda macalogsus (Osgood)

Taita Single-Striped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.19.

Lemniscomys griselda rosalia (Thomas)

Nguru Single Striped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.20.

Lemniscomys macculus macculus (Thomas and Wroughton)

Roro Single-Striped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.21.

Rhobdomys pumillio diminutus (Thomas)

Form Striped Grass Mouse

-

1

6.8.22.

Aethomys kaiseri hindei (Thomas)

Ukamba Bush Rat

-

1

6.8.23.

Aethamys kaiseri mantenfeli (Matschie)

Usukuma Bush Rat

-

1

6.8.24.

Aethomys walambae podester (Thomas)

Kigezi Bush Rat

-

1

6.8.25.

Aethomys chrysophilus singidae (Kershaw)

Turu Bush Rat

-

1

6.8.26.

Thallomys damarensis scotti Thomas and Hinton

E.A. Pencil-tailed Tree Rat

-

1

6.8.27.

Rattus rattus rattus (Linnaeus)

Black Rat

-

1

6.8.28.

Rattus rattus alexandrinus (E. Geroffray)

Alexandrine Black Rat

-

1

6.8.29.

Rattus rattus frugivorus (Rafinesque)

Cream-Bellied Black Rat

-

6.8.30.

Rattus rattus kijabius (J.A. Allen)

Kijabe Black Rat

-

1

6.8.31.

Rattus rattus wroughton Hinton

Wroughton's Black Rat

-

1

6.8.32.

Rattus rattus rafescens Gray

Zanzibar Black Rat

-

1

6.8.33.

Rattus norvegicus norvegicus (Berkenhout)

Brown Rat

-

1

6.8.34.

Rattus jacksoni jacksoni (de Winton)

Entebbe Soft-Furred Rat

-

1

6.8.35.

Rattus jacksoni melanotus (G.M. Allen & Loveridge)

Poroto Soft-Furred Rat

-

1

6.8.36.

Rattus jackson octomastis (Hatt)

Mbuku Soft-Furred Rat

-

1

6.8.37.

Rattus taitae (Heller)

Taita Soft-Furred Rat

-

6.8.38.

Rattus carillus welleri Lonnberg & Glydenstolpe

Climbing Rat

-

1

6.8.39.

Rattus fumatus fumatus (Peters)

Ukamba Meadow Rat

-

1

6.8.40.

Rattus coucha microdon (Peters)

Zambezi Shamba Rat

-

1

6.8.41.

Rattus coucha durumae (Heller)

Swahili Shaba Rat

-

1

6.8.42.

Rattus coucha hildebrandtii (Peter)

Taita Shamba Rat

-

1

6.8.43.

Rattus coucha victoriae (Matschie)

Usukuma Shamba Rat

-

1

6.8.44.

Rattus coucha itigiensis (Hatz)

Turu Shamba Rat

-

1

6.8.45.

Mus Musculus musculus Linnaeus

Common House Mouse

-

1

6.8.46.

Mustriton murilus (Thomas)

Machakos Pygmy Mouse

-

6.8.47.

Mus bellus bellus Thomas

Ukamba Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.48.

Mus bellus vicinus (Thomas)

Coastal Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.49.

Mus bellus indutus (Thomas)

Bechuanaland Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.50.

Mus gerbillus (G.M. Allen & Loveridge)

Ugogo Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.51.

Mus tennellus suahelicus (Thomas)

Swahili Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.52.

Mus birungensis Lonnberg & Glydenstolpe

Birunga Pygmy Mouse

-

1

6.8.53.

Lophuromys aquilus aquilus (True)

Kilimanjaro Harsh-Furred Mouse

-

1

6.8.54.

Lopharomyx sikapus mantenfeli Manteufel's Harsh-Matschie

Furred Mouse

-

1

6.8.55.

Lophuromys sikapus ansorgei de Winton

Nzoia Harsh-Furred Mouse

-

1

6.8.56.

Acomys solousi de Winton

Selous Spiny Mouse

-

1

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

6.8.57.

Acomys wilsoni Wilsoni Thomas

Wilson's Spiny Mouse

1

6.8.58.

Acomys nubillus Dollman

1

6.8.59.

Acomys albigena Heuglin

White-Cheeked Spiny Mouse

1

6.8.60.

Saccostomus campestris elegans Thomas

Nyasa Pouched Mouse

1

6.8.61.

Cricetomys gambianus viator Thomas

Nyasa Giant Pouched Mouse

1

6.8.62.

Cricetomys gambianus consensi Hinton

Zanzibar Giant Rat

1

6.8.63.

Cricetomys gambianus osgoodi Heller

Swahili Giant Rat

1

6.8.64.

Cricetomys gambianus proparator Wroughton

Ruwenzori Giant Rat

1

6.8.65.

Dendromus me somelas nyasae Thomas

Nyasa Tree Mouse

1

6.8.66.

Dendromus mesomelas hintoni Bohmann

Hinton's Tree Mouse

6.8.67.

Dendromus mesomelas kilimandjari Bohmann

Kilimanjaro Tree Mouse

1

6.8.68.

Dendromus whytei pallescens Osgood

Whytes Tree Mouse

1

6.8.69.

Dendromus pumilio pumilio (Wagner)

1

6.8.70.

Dendromus pumilio uthmoelleri Bohmann

1

6.8.71.

Dendromus nyikae Wroughton

1

6.8.72.

Dendromus nigrifrons nigrifrons (True)

1

6.8.73.

Steatomys loveridgei Thomas

Loveridge's Fat Mouse

1

6.8.74.

Steatomys muanzoe Kershaw

Usukuma Fat Mouse

1

6.8.75.

Otomys auchieatae lacustris M.G. Allen and Loveridge

Ukinga Swamp Rat

1

6.8.76.

Otomys typus zinki Bohmann

Bohmann's Swamp Rat

6.8.77.

Otomys percivalli Dollman

Kigogo Swamp Rat

1

6.8.78.

Otomys angoniensis elassodon Osgood

Rift Valley Swamp Rat

1

6.8.79.

Otomys divinorum Thomas

Kilimanjaro Swamp Rat

1

6.8.80.

Otomys kempi Dollman

Kemp's Swamp Rat

1

6.8.81.

Otomys dentisungae Bohmann

Usambaa swamp Rat

1

F.6.9.

CRICETIDAE (SPALACIDAE) Murray

MOLE RATS

FUKO

1

6.9.1.

Mystromys longicaudatus Noack

Tabora Mole Rat

1

6.9.2.

Tachyoryctes ankoliae Thomas

Ankole Mole Rat

1

6.9.3.

Tachyoryctes daemon Thomas

Kilimanjaro Mole Rat

1

F.6.10.

DIPODIDAE (GERBILLIDAE) Alston

GERBILS

BUKU

6.10.1

Gerbillus harwoodi luteus (Dollman)

Masai Pygmy Gerbil

1

6.10.2.

Gerbillus pusillus Peters

Taita Pygmy Gerbil

6.10.3.

Tatera robusta swaythiingi (Kershaw)

Swaythiling's Gerbil

1

6.10.4.

Tatera robusta vicina (Peters)

Ukamba Gerbil

6.10.5.

Tatera robusta muansae (Matschie)

Usukuma Gerbil

6.10.6.

Tatera schinzi loveridgei Hatt

Loveridge's Gerbil

1

6.10.7.

Tatera leucogaster cosensi (Kershaw)

Cosens Gerbil

1

6.10.8.

Tatera leucogaster taborae (Kershaw)

Unyamwezi Gerbil

6.10.9.

Tatera bohmi varina Heller

Masai Gerbil

1

7.

Order - CARNIVORA Bowdich

CARNIVORES

WALA NYAMA

F.7.1.

CANIDAE Gray

7.1.1.

Canis aureus bea Heller

E.A. Golden (common) Jackal

Bweha dhahabu

20

7.1.2.

Canis adustus notatus (Heller)

E.A. Side-Stripe Jackal

Bweha Miraba

20

7.1.3.

Canis mesomelas macmillani (Heller)

E.A. Black-Backed Jackal

Bweha Shaba

20

7.1.4.

Lycaon pictus lupinus Thomas

E.A. Wild Dog

Mbwa Mwitu

500

7.1.5.

Otocyon megalotis virgatus Miller

E.A. Bat-Eared Fox

Bweha masigio

20

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

F.7.2.

MUSTELIDAE Swainson

7.2.1.

Letonyx striatus albescens Heller

E.A. Polecat (Zorilla)

Kicheche

20

7.2.2.

Poecilogale albinucha doggetti Thomas and Schwann

Ankole Snake Muishond

500

7.2.3.

Mellivora capensis sagulata Hollister

E.A. Honey Badger (Ratel)

Nyegere

20

7.2.4.

Latra maculicolis Lichtenstein

Spotted-Necked Otter

Fisi Maji

50

7.2.5.

Aonyx capensis helios Heller

Sotik Clawless Otter

50

F.7.3.

VIVERIDAE Gray

7.3.1.

Genetta genetta neumanni Matschie

Neumann's Genet

Kanu

100

7.3.2.

Genetta genetta pulchra Matschie

Murembwi Genet

100

7.3.3.

Genetta tigrina mossambica Matschie

Mozambique Bush Genet

100

7.3.4.

Genetta tigrina suahelica Matschie

Swahili Bush Genet

100

7.3.5.

Genetta tigrima stuhlmanni Matschie

Bukoba Bush Genet

100

7.3.6.

Civettictis civetta civetta (Schreber)

African Civet

Fungo

20

7.3.7.

Nandimia binotata arborea Thomas

Kakamega Tree civet

Fungo miti

50

7.3.8.

Nandimia binotata gerrardi Thomas

Nyasaland Tree civet

50

7.3.9.

Herpestes ichneumon funestus (Osgood)

Greater Grey Mongoose

Nguchiro mkubwa

50

7.3.10.

Gweowarwa conradsi (Matschie)

Lesser Mongoose

Nguchiro mdogo

50

7.3.11.

Herpestes dentifer (Heller)

50

7.3.12.

Herpestes emini (Matschie)

50

7.3.13.

Herpestes flaviventris (Matschie)

50

7.3.14.

Herpestes grantii (Gray)

50

7.3.15.

Herpestes lademanni (Matschie)

50

7.3.16.

Herpestes sanguineus proteus (Thomas)

50

7.3.17.

Herpestes sanguineus ibeoe (Wroughton)

50

7.3.18.

Herpestes sanguineus rufescens Lorenz

Zanzibar Lesser Mongoose

Nguchiro mdogo Unguja

50

7.3.19.

Herpestes massambicus (Matschie)

5

7.3.20.

Helogale ivori Thomas

Montagu's Dwarf Mongoose

Kitafe

5

7.3.21.

Helogale undulata undulata (Peters)

Mozambique Dwarf

Mongoose

5

7.3.22.

Helogale undulata rufula Thomas

Kikuyu Dwarf Mongoose

5

7.3.23.

Helogale victorina victorina Mongoose

Lake victoria Dwarf Thomas

5

7.3.24.

Atilax poludinosus mordax (Thomas)

Nyasa Marsh Mongoose

Kitafemaji

5

7.3.25.

Atilax paludinosus rubescens (Hollister)

Kilimanjaro Marsh Mongoose

5

7.3.26.

Mungos mungo colomus (Heller)

E.A. Banded Mongoose

Nguchiro Mirabai

5

7.3.27.

Ichneumia albicauda ibeana (Thomas)

E.A. White-Tailed Mongoose

Nguchiro mweupe

5

7.3.28.

Bdeogale crassicauda puisa Peters

Mozambique Four-Toed Mongoose

5

7.3.29.

Bdeogale crassicauda tenuis Thomas and Wroughton

Zanzibar Four-Toed Mongoose

Nguchiro Unguja

5

7.3.30.

Bdeogale crassicauda omnivora Heller

Mombasa Four-toed Mongoose

5

7.3.31.

Rhychogale caniceps Kershaw

Brown Mongoose

Nguchiro Kahawia

50

F.7.4.

HYAENIDAE Gray

HYAENAS

FISI

7.4.1.

Proteles cristatus termes Heller

Masailand Aard-Wolf

Fisi ya Nkole

2,000

7.4.2.

Crocuta crocuta (Erxleben)

Spotted Hyaena

Fisi Madoa

100

7.4.3.

Hyaena hyaena dubbah F.A.A. Meyer

Striped Hyaena

Fisi Miraba

1,000

F.7.5.

FILIDAE Gray

CATS

MAPAKA

7.5.1.

Felis lybica ugandae Schwann

Ankole Wild Cat

Kimburu

20

7.5.2.

Felis lybica taitae Heller

Taita Wild Cat

20

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

7.5.3.

Felis caracal nubicus (J B Fischer)

Caracal

Simba mangu

500

7.5.4.

Felis serval hirdei (Wroughton)

Ukamba Serval

Mondo

100

7.5.5.

Panthera pardus fusca F.A.A. Meyer

Leopard

Chui

3,000

7.5.6.

Panthera leo massalca (Neumann)

Masai Lion

Simba

4,000

7.5.7.

Asinonyx jubatus (Schereber)

Cheetah

Duma

8,000

8.

Order - TUBULIDENTATA Huxley

F.8.1.

ORYCTEROPODIDAE Bonaparte

MUHANGA

8.1.1.

Orycteropus affer (Pallas)

Aardvark (Antbear)

500

9.

Order - PROBOSCIDAE Illiger

F.9.1.

ELEPHANTIDAE Gray

9.1.1.

Loxodonta africana knochenhaueri (Matschie)

E.A. Elephant

Tembo (Ndovu)

4,000

10.

Order - HYRACOIDAE Huxley

F.10.1

PROCAVIIDAE Thomas

HYRAXES (Dassies)

10.1.1.

Dendrohyrax arboreus stuhlmanni (Matschie)

Western Tree Hyrax

Perere Magharibi

5

10.1.2.

Dendrohyrax validus validus True

Kilimanjaro Tree Hyrax

Perere Kilimanjaro

5

10.1.3.

Dendrohyrax validus terricula Mollison

Usambara Tree Hyrax

Perere Usambara

5

10.1.5.

Dendrohyrax validus schusteri Brauer

Uluguru Tree Hyrax

Perere Uluguru

5

10.1.5

Heterohrax syriacus dieseneri Brauer

Lake Victoria Rock Hyrax

Pimbi

5

10.1.6.

Heterohyrax syriacus prittwizzi Brauer

Ugogo Rock Hyrax

5

10.1.7.

Heterohyrax syriacus frommi (Breuer)

Upogoro Rock Hyrax

10.1.8.

Heterohyrax syriacus songeue Brauer

Angoni Rock Hyrax

5

10.1.9.

Heterohyrax syriacus lademanni Brauer

Ukinga Rock Hyrax

5

10.1.10

Heterohyrax syrciacus manzneri (Brauer)

Urungu Rock Hyrax

5

10.1.11

Procavia johnstonii matschiei Neumann

Dassie

Pimbi

5

11.

Order - PERIOSSODACTYLA Owen

F.11.1.

EQUIDAE Gray

11.1.1.

Equus burchellii boehmi Matschie

Burchell's Zebra

Pundamilia

500

F.11.2.

RHINOCEROTIDAE Owen

11.2.1.

Diceros bicornis bicornis (Linnaeus)

Cape Black Rhino

Faru mweusi

10,000

12.

Order - ARTIODACTYLA Owen

F.12.1.

SUIDAE Gray

12.1.1.

Potamochoerus porcus daemonis Major

Kilimanjaro white-Faced Bush pig

Nguruwe mwitu- kaskazi

50

12.1.2.

Potamochoerus koiropotamus johnstoni Major

North Nyasa Bush Pig

Nguruwe mwitu-kusini

50

12.1.3.

Phacochoerus aethipicus aelian Ngiri

Sudan Wart Hog

(Cretzsch-
mar)

100

12.1.4.

Hylochoerus meinertzhageni schulzi Zukowsky

Oldeani Giant Forest Hog

Nguruwe Kuu

1,000

F.12.2.

HIPPOPOTAMIDAE Gray

12.2.1.

Hippopotamus amphibius amphibius Linnaeus

Northern Hippo

Kiboko

500

F.12.3.

GIRAFFIDAE Gray

12.3.1.

Giraffa camelopardalus tippels-kirchi Matschie

Tanganyika Giraffe

Twiga

1,000

12.4.1.

BOVIDAE Gray cf TRAGELAPHINAE

F.12.4.

Taurotragus oryx livingstonii (P.L. Sclater)

Livingstone's Eland

Pofu

500

12.4.2

Taurotragus oryx billingae Kershaw

Iringa Eland

500

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

12.4.3.

Taurotragus oryx pattersoniamus Lydekker

E.A. Eland

500

12.4.4.

Strepsiceros strepsiceros frommi Kudu

Tanganyika Greater Matschie

Tandala kubwa

1,000

12.4.5.

Strepsiceros imberbis australis (Heller)

Southern Lesser Kudu

Tandala ndogo

2,000

12.4.6.

Tragelephus scriptus doma Neumann

Kavirondo Bush Buck

Pongo

80

12.4.7.

Tragelephus scriptus massaicus Neumann

Masai Bushbuck

80

12.4.8.

Tragelephus scriptus olivoceus Heller

Kenya Coastal Bushbuck

80

12.4.9.

Limnotragus spekeii spekeii (P.L. Sclater)

Speke's Sitatunga

Nzohe-kaskazi

500

12.4.10

Limnotragus spekeii inornatus Cabrera
cf HIPPOTRAGINAE Brooke

Northern Rhodesia Sitatunga

Nzohe-kusi

500

12.4.11

Oryx beisa callotis Thomas

Kilimanjaro Fringe-Eared Oryx

Choma

1,000

12.4.12

Hippotragus aequinus langheldi Matschie

E.A. Roan Antelope

Korongo

500

12.4.13

Hippotragus niger roosevelti (Heller)
cf REDUNCINAE - Simpson

Northern Sable Antelope

Palahala

500

12.4.14

Kobus ellipsiprymnus kondensis Matschile

Nyasa Common Waterbuck

Kuro kusi

500

12.4.15

Kobus ellipsiprymnus kuru Heller

Swahili Common Water-buck

Kuro Mashariki

500

12.4.16

Kobus ellipsprymnus thikae Matschile

Highland Common Waterbuck

Kuro Kati

500

12.4.17

Kobus Defassa ungandae Neumann

Uganda Defassa Waterbuck

Kuro Bukoba

500

12.4.18

Kobus deffassa adolfi-friderici (Matschie)

Serengeti Deffasa Waterbuck

Kuro Serengeti

500

12.4.19

Kobus deffassa crawshayi (P.L. Sclater)

Northern Rhodesia Deffassa Waterbuck

500

12.4.20

Adenota vardonii senganus (P.L. Sclater)

Northern Puku

Sheshe

500

12.4.21

Redunca redunca ugandae (Blaine)

Ankole Bohor Reedbuck

Tohe Ndope

100

12.4.22

Redunca redunca wardii (Thomas)

Highland Bohor Reedbuck

100

12.4.23

Redunca redunca tohi Heller

Swahili Bohor Reedbuck

100

12.4.24

Redunca arundinum occidentalis (W. Rothschild)

Southern Reedbuck

Tohe Kusi

100

12.4.25

Redunca fulvorufula chanleri (W. Rothschild)
cf CALCELAPHINAE - Simpson

Mountain Reedbuck

Tohe Milima

500

12.4.26

Damaliscus korrigum ugandae Blaine

Ankole Topi

Nyamera Ankole

500

12.4.27

Damaliscus korrigum Jumela

Unyamwezi Topi

Nyamera Unyamwezi

500

12.4.28

Damalicus korrigum eurus Blaine

Usangu Topi

Nyamera usangu

1,000

12.4.30

Alcelaphus buselaphus cokii Gunither

Coke's Hartebeest

Kongoni Kaskazi

200

12.4.31

Alcelaphus lichtensteinii (Peters)

Lichtenstein's Hartebeest

Kongoni Kusi

200

12.4.32

Gorgon taurinus johnstonii (P.L. Sclater)

Nyasa Blue Wildebeest

200

12.4.33

Gorgon taurinus hecki (Neumann)

Western White-Bearded Wildebeest

Nyumbu Magharibi

200

12.4.34

Gorgon taurinus albojubatus (Thomas)
cf ANTILOPINAE - Baird

Eastern White-Bearded Wildebeest

Nyumbu masharikimashariki

200

12.4.35

Litocraneus walleri walleri (Brooke)

Gerenuk

Swala-Twiga

2,000

12.4.36

Aepyceros melampus johnstonii Thomas

Nyasaland Impala

Swalapala kusi

100

12.4.37

Aepyceros melampus suara (Matschie)

Tanganyika Impala

Swalapala kaskazi

100

12.4.38

Gazella granti granti Brooke

Grants' Gazelle

Swala Granti Tanganyika

100

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

12.4.39

Gazella granti robertsii Thomas

Wide-Horned Grant's Gazelle

Swala Granti Kenya

100

12.4.40

Gazella thomsonii thomsonii Gunther

Thomson's Gazelle

Swala Tomi

80

12.4.41

Gazella thomsonii biedermanni (K. Meyer)
cf CEPHALOPHINAE - Brooke

Black Snouted Tommy

Swala Tomi mweusi

80

12.4.42

Cephalophus natalensis adersi Thomas

Zanzibar Red Duiker

Funo mwekundu Unguja

100

12.4.43

Cephalophus natalensis harveyi Thomas

Harvey's Red Duiker

Funo mwekundu

100

12.4.44

Cephalophus natalensis robertisi W. Rothschild

Natal Red Duiker

100

12.4.45

Cephalophus spadix True

Abbott's Duiker

Mindi

100

12.4.46

Guevei caerulus hecki (Matschie)

Mozambique Blue Duiker

Ndimba kusi

50

12.4.47

Guevei caerulus legens (Thomas)

Usangu Blue Duiker

Ndimba Usangu

50

12.4.48

Guevei caerulus schusteri (Matschie)

Uluguru Blue Duiker

Ndimba Uluguru

50

12.4.49

Guevei caerulus sundervalli (Fitzinger)

Zanzibar Blue Duiker

Ndimba Unguja

50

12.4.50

Guevei caerulus pembae (Kershaw)

Pemba Blue Duiker

Ndimba Pemba

50

12.4.51

Guevei caerulus aequatorialis (Matschie)

Uganda Blue Duiker

Ndimba Kaskazi

50

12.4.52

Sylvicapra grimmia (Linnaeus)
cf NEOTRAGINAE - Simpson

Common (Grey) Bush Duiker

Nsya

50

12.4.53

Oreotragus oreotragus centralis Hilston

Southern Klipspringer

Mbuzimawe kusi

1,000

12.4.54

Oreotragus oreotragus acceratos Noack

Noack's Klipspringer

Mbuzimawe kati

1,000

12.4.55

Oreotragus oreotragus schillingsi Neumann

Masai Klipspringer

Mbuzimawe Kaskazi

1,000

12.4.56

Ourebia ourebi ourebi (Zimmermann)

South African Oribi

Taya Kusi

20

12.4.57

Ourebia ourebi hastata (Peters)

Peter's Oribi

Taya Peter

20

12.4.58

Ourebia ourebi ugandae (de Beaux)

Uganda Oribi

Taya Kaskazi

20

12.4.59

Ourebia ourebi cottoni (Thomas & Wroughton)

Powell - Cotton's Oribi

Taya Powell

20

12.4.60

Raphiceros campestris neumann (Matschie)

Tanganyika Steenbok

Dondoro

20

12.4.61

Raphiceros sharpei sharpei (Thomas)

Sharpe's Grysbok

Dondoro - shapi

100

12.4.62

Nesotragus moschatus moschatus Dueben

Zanzibar Suni

Paa Unguja

20

12.4.63

Nesotragus moschatus kirchen-haueri Pagenstecher

Mount Meru Suni

Paa Meru

20

12.4.64

Nesotragus livingstoniamnus Kirkii
cf MADQUINAE

Livingstone's Suni

Paa kusi

20

12.4.65

Rhynchotragus kirkii nyikae Heller

Taita Dikdik

Suguya Taifa

20

12.4.66

Ryuchotragus kirkii thomas Neumann
cf BOVINAE Gill

Ugogo Dikdik

Suguya Ugogo

20

12.4.67

Syncerus caffer (Sparrman)

Black (Cape) Buffalo

Nyati (Mbogo)

500

B - BIRDS (AVES)

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Kiswahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

1.

Order - STRUTHIONIFORMES

Family    (1)    Struthionidae

Ostrich

Mbuni

200

2.

Order - PODICIPEDIFORMES

Family    (1)    Podicipidae

Grebes

Kibisi

100

3.

Order - PROCELLARILIFORMES

Family    (1)    Procellaridae

Petrels

50

Shearwaters

50

4.

Order - PELICANIFORMES

Family    (1)    Phaethontidae

Tropical Birds

50

        (2)    Sulidae

Bobbies

Polisi

50

Garnets

50

        (3)    Phalacrocoradidae

Cormorants

Mnandi

50

        (4)    Anhingidae

Darters

Mbizi

50

        (5)    Fregatidae

Frigate Birds

50

        (6)    Pelicanidae

Pelicans

Mwari

50

5.

Order - CICONIFORMES
Family    (1)    Ardeidae

Herons

Kulasitara

20

Egrets

Yangeyange

20

Bitterns

Ngojamaliko

20

        (2)    Scopidae

Hamerkop

Fundichuma

50

        (3)    Balaenicipitidae

Whale-Headed Stork

Korongo nyangumi

50

        (4)    Ciconiidae

Storks

Korongo

50

Wood-lbis

50

        (5)    Plataleidae (Threskiormithdae)

Ibises Waldrapp

Kwarara

50

Spoonbills

Domojiko

200

        (6)    Phoenicopteridae

Flamingos

Heroe

100

6.

Order - ANSERIFORMES
Family    (1)    Anatidae

Ducks

Bata

20

Geese

Bata bukini

20

Pochard

20

Velvet Scoter

20

Shoveller

20

Mallard

20

Widgeons

Salili

20

Teals

20

Gargany

20

7.

Order - FALCONIFORMES
Family    (1)    Sagittariidae

Secretary-bird

Karani

100

        (2)    Aegyptidae

Black Vulture

100

            (Acciptridae)

Griffon Vulture

100

        (3)    Fulconidae

Vultures

Tumbusi

50

Peregrine

20

Falcons

Kozi

20

Hobby

20

Kestrels

20

Saker

20

Kites

Kipanga

20

Buzzards

50

Eagles

Tai

50

Lammergeyer

50

Hawks

Mwewe

20

Shikra

Kitaroharo

20

Goshawks

Kikozi

20

Harriers

20

        (4)    Pandionidae

Osprey

Furukombe

50

8.

Order - GALLIFORMES
Family    (1)    Phasianidae

Partridges

Francolins

Kwale

10

Spurfowl

Kereng' ende

10

Quails

Tomboro

5

Guinea Fowls

Kanga/Koro-
ro

20

9.

Order - GRUIFORMES (RALLIFORMES)
Family    (1)    Rallidae

Rails

-

20

Crakes

20

Galinules

20

Moorhens

20

Coots

20

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

        (2)    Heliornithidae

Fin-foot

20

        (3)    Balearicidae (Gruidae)

Crowned Crane

50

Cranes

20

        (4)    Otididae

Kori-Bustards

Tandawala - mkubwa

100

Lesser bustards

Tandawala mdogo

20

        (5)    Burhinifae

Thicknee

Kigoti

20

        (6)    Jacamidae

Jacana

Kung'wani

20

10.

Order - CHARADRIFORMES
Family    (1)    Charadridae

Plovers

Shawke

20

Lapwings

20

Oyster Catcher

20

Avocet

20

Stilts

20

        (2)    Rostratulidae

Painted Snipe

20

        (3)    Scolopacidae

Snipes

Sululu

20

Sandpipers

20

Dunlin

20

Stints

20

Knot

20

Sanderling

20

Ruff

20

Turnstone

20

Shanks

20

Godwits

20

Curlew

20

Whimbrell

20

        (4)    Phallaropidae

Phallaropes

-

20

        (5)    Glareolidae

Prantincoles

20

Coursers

20

        (6)    Laridae

Skuas

Chekeam-
wezi

50

Gulls

Membe

20

Terms

5

        (7)    Turnicidae

Skimmer

5

        (8)    Pteroclididae

Button Quails

Firigogo

10

Sand grouse

11.

Order - COLUMBIFORMES
Family    (1)    Columbidae

Pigeons

Njiwa/Ninga

10

Doves

Tetere

10

Wood-Doves

Hua/Pugi

10

12.

Order - CUCULIFORMES
Family    (1)    Cuculidae

Cuckoos

Mlembe

10

Coucals

Dudumizi

10

        (2)    Musophagidae

Turacos

Dura

20

Plantain-Eater

20

Go-Away-Bird

20

13.

Order - PSITTACIFORMES
Family (1) Psittacidae

Parrots

Kasuku

10

Parrakeet

5

Love-birds

Kasuku-Mapenzi

5

Yellow-Collared-Love Bird

Kasuku manyoni

20

14.

Order - CORACIFORMES
Family    (1)    Coracidae

Rollers

Jore

10

        (2)    Alcedihidae

Kingfishers

Detepwani/ Kisharifu

20

        (3)    Meropidoe

Bee-Eaters

Mtilili

10

        (4)    Bucerotidae

Ground-Hornbill

Mumbi

100

Hornbills

Hondohondo

10

        (5)    Upudidae

Hoopoes

Kwembe

10

        (6)    Phoeniculidae

Woodhoopoes

Kilimbimsitu

10

Scimitar-bills

Domomundu

10

15.

Order - STRIGIFORMES
Family    (1)    Strigidae

Owls

Bundi/Babewana

50

16.

Order - CAPRIMULGIFORMES
Family (1) Caprimulgidae

Night-Jars

Pwaju

50

        (2)    Capitonidae

Barbets

Kisigajiru

10

Tinker-Birds

Kirukanjia

10

        (3)    Indicatoridae

Honey-Guides

Kiongozi

10

        (4)    Eurylainidae

Broadbills

5

        (5)    Pittidae

Pittas

5

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

17.

Order - COLIFORMES
Family    (1)    Colidae

Mouse Birds

Kipasua-
sanda

10

18.

Order - TROGONIFORMES
Family    (1)    Trogonidae

Trogons

Mdiria

10

19.

Order - PICIFORMES
Family    (1)    Picidae

Woodpeckers

Kigogota

10

20.

Order - APODIFORMES
Family Apodidae

Wrynecks

10

Swifts

Mbayuwayu

5

Spinetails

5

Kijumbamshale

21.

Order - PASSERIFORMES
Family    (1)    Alaudidae

Larks

Kipozama-
taza

5

        (2)    Motacilidae

Wagtails

Kitwitwi

5

Pipits

5

Long-Claws

Katadole

5

        (3)    Turdoididae

Babblers

Chatterers

Mlimi

5

        (4)    Pellorneumidae

Thrush-Babbler

5

Illadopsis

5

Hill-Babbler

5

        (5)    Pycnonotidae

Bulbuls

Teleka

5

Bristle-Bills

5

Leaf-Loves

5

Greenbulls

5

        (6)    Muscicapidae

Flycatchers

Shorekish-
ungi

5

Silver-Bird

5

Wattle-Eyes

5

        (7)    Turdidae

Thrushes

Mwimbizi

5

Ouzels

5

Black Bird

5

Ant-Thrushes

5

Wheaters

5

Chats

5

Robin-Chats

5

Spot-Throat

5

Akalats

5

Alethes

5

Morning-Warblers

5

Robins

5

Redstart

5

Blue-Throat

5

Nightingale

5

Sprosser

5

        (8)    Sylvilidae

Warblers

Pepeo

5

Apalis

Kibubutu

5

Crombecs

5

Eremomelas

5

Camaropteras

5

Socotra

5

Longbills

5

Cisticolas

5

        (9)    Hirundinidae

Primias

5

Swallows

5

        (10)    Campephagidae

Martins

5

        (11)    Dicruridae

Cuckoo-Shrikes

Kipwe asali

10

        (12)    Prionopidae

Drongos

Denge

10

        (13)    Laniidae

Helmet Shrikes

Kipwe-visun-
zu

10

Shrikes

Kipwe

10

Brubru

10

Gonoleks

Tiva

10

Boubous

10

        (14)    Hypocoliidae

Nicators

10

        (15)    Paridae

Hypocolis

10

        (16)    Oriolidae

Tits

10

        (17)    Corvidae

Orioles

Kirumbizi

10

Raven

Kunguru- mweusi

10

Pied-Crow

Kunguru

5

Cape-Rook

20

        (18)    Sturnidae

Piapiac

20

Starlings

Kwenzi

10

        (19)    Zosteropidae

Oxpeckers

Toboa ng'ombe

10

        (20)    Nectarinidae

White-Eyes

shinge

10

Sunbirds

chozi

20

Hylia

20

        (21)    Certhiidae

Spotted Creeper

Tambarazi

10

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

        (22)    Ploceidae

Weavers

Mnana

5

Sparrows

Shorewanda

5

Quelea

Yombiyombi

5

Bishops

Kwechi

10

Widow-Bird

Chekea-Mwezi

10

Mannikin

Tongo- kanga

10

Silver-Birds

Zawaridi

5

Negro-Finches

Chiriku weusi

5

Seed-Crackers

Pasuambegu

5

Twin-Spots

5

Pytilia

5

Fire-Finches

Tunguridi

5

Wax-Bills

Domoupe

5

Olive-Backs

Gongonjano

5

Cordon-Bleus

5

Grenadier

5

Indigo Birds

Nili

5

Whydahs

Msese

10

        (23)    Fringilidae

Finches

Chiriku

5

Canary

Kirumbizi

5

Grosbeak

5

Seed-Eaters

Wala-nafaka

5

Citril

5

Sisikin

5

Linnet

5

        (24)    Emberizidae

Buntings

Bendera

5

C - REPTILES

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Kiswahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

1.

Order - LORICATA
Family - Crocodilidae

CROCODILES

MAMBA

        (1)    Crocodilus cataphractus

Sharp-Nosed Crocodile

Mamba magharibi

5,000

        (2)    Crocodilus niloticus

Nile Crocodile

Mamba mashariki

500

2.

Order - SQUAMATA S.O. (1) SAURIA

LIZARDS

MIJUSI

Family (1) Gekkonidae

Gekkos

Mijusi ya ukutani

5

        (2)    Agamidae

Old Lizards

Mijusi ya zamani

5

        (3)    Varamidae

Monitors

Kenge

100

        (4)    Amphisbaenidae

Worm Lizards

Mijusi jongoo

5

        (5)    Lacertidae

Typical Lizards

Mijusi ya kawaida

10

        (6)    Scincidae

Smooth-Scaled Lizards

Mijusi myororo

5

        (7)    Chamaeleonidae

Chameleons

Kinyonga

20

S.O.(2) OPHIDIA (SERPENTES)

SNAKES

NYOKA

Group A - AGLYPHA

Fangless, Solid Toothed Non- Poisonous Snakes

Family (1) Typiopidae

Blind Burrowers

Nyoka wasio na sumu wenye meno madogo katika taya la juu

10

Family (2) Leptotyphiopidae

Worm Snakes

Nyoka wasio na sumu wenye meno madogo kwenye taya lachini

10

Family (3) Pythonidae

Python

Chatu

100

Family (4) Colubrinae

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Swahili Name

Fee
(T. Shs)

Family cf 1. Colubrinae

Fangless Colubrids

Nyoka wasio na sumu wenye meno katika taya zote

Examples

        (1)    Boaedon

House Snakes

20

        (2)    Duberria

Slug-Eaters

20

        (3)    Prosymna

Shovel-Snouts

20

        (4)    Lycophidion

Wolf-Snakes

20

        (5)    Mehelya

File Snakes

20

        (6)    Lycodonomorphus

Water Snakes

20

        (7)    Natriceteres

Marsh Snakes

20

        (8)    Philothommus

Green, Bush and Water Snakes

20

        (9)    Meizodon

Bush Snakes

20

    cf 2. Dazypeltinae

Egg Eater With Pharyngeal Teeth

Nyoka wala mayai

20

Group B - OPISTHOGLYPHA

Back-Fanged moderate to poisonous Snakes

Nyoka wenye meno yenye sumu kidogo kwenye taya la juu nyuma

    cf 3. Boiginae

Examples:

        (1)    Thelotornis

Twig, vine and bird snakes

30

        (2)    Dispholidus

Boomslang

30

        (3)    Telescopus

Tiger Snakes

30

        (4)    Tarbophis

White-Lipped Snakes

30

        (5)    Crotaphopeltis

Cross-Barred Snakes

30

        (6)    Chamaetortus

Bark Snakes

30

        (7)    Hemirhagerrhis

Beaked Snakes

30

        (8)    Rhamphiophis

Striped Bush Snakes

30

        (9)    Trimerorhinus

Grass Snakes

30

        (10)    Psammophylax

Olive Grass Snakes

30

        (11)    Neusterophis

Sun (Sand) Snakes

30

        (12)    Psammophis

Purple-Glossed Snakes

30

        (13)    Calamelaps

Centipede Eaters

30

        (14)    Aparallactus

Swamp Snakes

30

        (15)    Dromophis

30

.

Group C - PROTEROGLYPHA

Front Rigid-Fanged Highly Poisonous (neurotoxic) Snakes

Nyoka wenye meno ya mbele ya sumu yasiyotembeya yenye sumu kali

Family (5) Elapsoidae

Examples:

        (1)    Boulengerina

Water Cobra

Swila

50

        (2)    Elapsoidae

Garter Snakes

Chaurembo

50

        (3)    Naja

Cobras

Koboko

50

        (4)    Dendroaspis

Mambas

Hongo

50

Family (6) Hydrophidae

Sea Elapids

Swila bahari

50

Group D - SOLENOGLYPHA

Front Articulate-Fanged highly poisonous (haemolytic) Snakes

Nyoka wenye memo ya mbele ya sumu yana yotembea yenye sumu kali ya damu

Family (7) Viveridae

Examples:

        (1)    Atractaspis

Burrowing Adders

Vifutu

50

        (2)    Causus

Night Adders

50

        (3)    Bitis

Typical Adders

50

        (4)    Vipera

Peters' Viper

50

        (5)    Atheris

Tree and Swamp Vipers

50

D - AMPHIBIANS

1.

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Kiswahili Name

Fee
(T.Shs)

1.

Order - ANURA

Frogs and Toads

Vyura

10

2.

APODA

Caecilians

10

3.

URODELA

Newts and Salamanders

10

E - BUTTERFLIES

1

2

3

4

5

No.

Scientific Name

English Name

Kiswahili Name

Fee
(T.Shs)

Order - LEPIDOPTERA:

Family (1) Papilionidae

Swallowtails

1

        (2)    Danaidae

Monarchs (Mikweed)

        (3)    Nymphalidae

Charaxes

1

        (4)    Pieridae

Whites

1

        (5)    Acraeidae

Acraeas

1

        (6)    Satyridae

Browns

1

        (7)    Libytheidae

Snouts

1

        (8)    Riodinidae

Judys

1

        (9)    Lycaenidae

Blues and Coppers

1

        (10)    Hesperidae

Skippers

1

SIXTH SCHEDULE
BIRDS AND THEIR FEES

Sn

English Name

Fees T.Shs.

1.

Pink backed Pelican

1,000/-

2.

Whitel Pelican

1,000/-

3.

Abdmin’s Stork

1,000/-

4.

Marabour Stork

1,000/-

5.

Hammerkop

2,000/-

6.

Lesser Flamingo

1,500/-

7.

Greater Flamingo

1,500/-

8.

Hadada Ibis

1,500/-

9.

Sacred Ibis

1,000/-

10.

African Spoon Bill

5,000/-

11.

Purple Gallinule

5,000/-

12.

Striped Crake

5,000/-

13.

White Spotted Crake

5,000/-

14.

Moorhen

5,000/-

15.

Allon’s Gallinule

5,000/-

16.

Black Crake

5,000/-

17.

African Finfoot

5,000/-

18.

Red Knobbed Coot

5,000/-

19.

Ground hornbill

1,500/-

20.

Yellow billed hornbill

500/-

21.

Von decken’s hornbill

500/-

22.

Red billed hornbill

500/-

23.

Grey hornbill

500/-

24.

Growned hornbill

500/-

25.

Trumpeter hornbill

1,000/-

26.

Silver cheeked hornbill

1,000/-

27.

Red necked spurfowl

400/-

28.

Yellow necked spurfowl

400/-

29.

Grey breasted spurfowl

400/-

30.

Coqui francolin

400/-

31.

Hilderbrandt’s francolin

1,000/-

32.

Red winged francolin

400/-

33.

Crested francolin

400/-

34.

Shelly’s francolin

400/-

35.

Scally francolin

400/-

36.

White backed vulture

5,000/-

37.

Hooded vulture

5,000/-

38.

Tawny A Eagle

5,000/-

39.

Shikra

Out of Trade

40.

Black Kite

41.

Black Shouldered Kite

42.

Vulturine Guinea Fowl

500/-

43.

Helmeted Guinea Fowl

400/-

44.

Doves

200/-

45.

Fischer’s Love Birds

200/-

46.

Red headed lovebirds

1,000/-

47.

Meyer’s Parrot

500/-

48.

Brown headed Parrot

500/-

49.

Orange bellied Parrot

500/-

50.

Red Fronted Parrot

500/-

51.

Livingstone’s turaco

1,000/-

52.

Hartland’s turaco

1,000/-

53.

Fisher’s turaco

1,000/-

54.

Ross’s turaco

1,000/-

55.

Go away bird

500/-

56.

Bulbul

50/-

57.

Blus napped monsebird

100/-

58.

Speckled monsebird

50/-

59.

Barbets

200/-

60.

Wattled Starling

100/-

61.

Violet backed Starling

100/-

62.

Blue eared Glossy Starling

50/-

63.

Splendid Starling

200/-

64.

Ruppell’s Starling

200/-

65.

Superb Starling

200/-

66.

Red Winged Starling

200/-

67.

Golden breasted Starling

200/-

68.

Hiderbrandt’s Starling

200/-

69.

Sunbirds

500/-

70.

Finches

20/-

71.

Golden Weaver

100/-

72.

Masked Weaver

50/-

73.

Specied Weaver

100/-

74.

Other Weaver

50/-

75.

Whydahs

50/-

76.

Waxbills

50/-

77.

Canary

100/-

78.

Bishop

100/-

79.

Other Plovers

50/-

80.

Black Winged Stilt

50/-

81.

Avocet

200/-

82.

African Jacana

500/-

83.

Emerald Cuckoo

200/-

84.

Kingfisher

500/-

85.

Rollers

200/-

86.

Narina’s Trogon

200/-

87.

Bar tailed Trogon

200/-

88.

Bee eater

100/-

89.

Paradise Flycatcher

200/-

90.

Woodpecker

200/-

91.

Africa Hoopoe

200/-

92.

Honey Guides

100/-

SEVENTH SCHEDULE

GAME FORM 7
TRAPPER'S REGISTER

TANZANIA

The Wildlife Conservation (Capture of Animals) Regulations

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CP/TEC. No.

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Purpose

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THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (SPECIFIED ACTIVITIES) (LICENCE FEES) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

[1st July, 1993]

G.N. No. 190 of 1993

1.    Short title

    These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Specified Activities) (Licence Fees) Regulations.

2.    Interpretation

    In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires

    "specified activity" means the activity specified in the Schedule to these regulations;

    "wildlife cropping" means the hunting of animals for ecological reasons or for the purposes of protecting human settlements, human life or property from destruction by wildlife.

3.    Specified acitivity to be licensed

    A specified activity shall be carried on only in accordance with a licence issued under these regulations.

4.    Application

    The Wildlife Conservation (Hunting of Animals) Regulations * shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the application for and the form of a licence to be issued under these regulations.

5.    Imposition of licence fees

    The licence fees for the specified activity set out in the first column of the schedule to these Regulations shall be those set out opposite these activities in the second column of the Schedule.

SCHEDULE
FEES

(Regulation 5)

Specified Activity

Licence Fees

1.    Wildlife cropping in relation to hippopotamus ............................

Shs. 100,000/=

2.    Professional hunting ...............................................................

US$ 1,000/=

3.    Obtaining a hunting block ........................................................

US$ 7,500/=

THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION (SPECIFIED DOCUMENT) (FEES) REGULATIONS

(Section 94)

[1st February, 1995]

G.N. No. 513 of 1995

    1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wildlife Conservation (Specified Documents) (Fees) Regulations.

    2. There shall be paid for the documents specified in the First Column of the Schedule the fees specified opposite those documents in the Second Column.

SCHEDULE
FEES

FIRST COLUMN

SECOND COLUMN

Description of Document

Fees

1. Trapper's Card .........................................................................

10,000/=

2. Trophy Export Certificate ..........................................................

1,500/=

3. Trophy Import Certificate ..........................................................

2,500/=

4. Trophy Certificate of Registration ..............................................

5,000/=

5. Trophy Certificate of Registration (Manufactured Trophy) ..................................................................................................

2,000/=

6. Hunter's Identity Card ...............................................................

1,000/=

RULES

THE WILDLIFE PROTECTION FUND RULES

(Section 73(41))

G.N. No. 57 of 1981

1.    Citation

    These Rules may be cited as the Wildlife Protection Fund Rules.

2.    Interpretion

    In these Rules, unless the context requires otherwise–

    "Act" means the Wildlife Conservation Act *;

    "Board" means the Board of Trustees established by section 74 of the Act;

    "financial year" means a period not exceeding twelve consecutive months commencing from the 1st day of July each year.

3.    Account of the Fund

    (1) There shall be an account of the Fund into which all monies received in relation to the functions of the fund shall be paid, and from which payments in relation to the expenses of the fund shall be made.

    (2) The Director shall be the chief executive officer of the Fund.

    (3) The Fund shall not operate on commercial basis.

4.    Use of monies and properties in the Fund

    The monies and properties contained in the Fund shall be used–

    (a)    to purchase relevant materials and equipment for use by the Wildlife Protection Unit in anti-poaching operations;

    (b)    to facilitate payment of rewards to persons who give information leading to conviction in trophy cases;

    (c)    to facilitate payment of rewards to persons who give information leading to the recovery of Government trophies, vehicles, or crafts used in poaching operations;

    (d)    to faciliate payment in connection with emergency matters of investigation of trophy cases or any other relevant matters resulting in the recovery of Government trophies, vehicles or crafts used in poaching activities;

    (e)    subject to the approval of the Board, to facilitate payment of rewards to any person who acts in the cause of wildlife conservation;

    (f)    to facilitate payment of any other rewards that may be authorised by the Board.

5.    Accounts and audit

    The Director shall, within a period of four months of the end of each financial year, prepare, sign and transmit to the Board audited accounts detailing–

    (a)    receipts and payments of the Fund; and

    (b)    a balance sheet of the Fund. {/mprestriction}