Neil Aldridge / A Zu/'hoasi Bushman man and woman gather berries from a bush in the Kalahari, Botswana. April 2012.

Daniel Heuclin / Traditional bush hunter with a calao / Hornbill head decoration, with bow and arrow for hunt, Northern Cameroon, West Africa

Daniel Heuclin / Traditional bush hunter with a calao / hornbill head decoration, preparing bow and arrow for hunt, Northern Cameroon, West Africa

MYN / David Hunter / Honey bee (Apis mellifera) flying to Blackberry bush (Rubus fruticosa) flowers, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA, July. meetyourneighbours.net project

Piotr Naskrecki / Long-winged Cloni (Clonia caudata) large and fiercely predatory Katydid, Namib Desert, Namibia

Karl Ammann / Hunter removing snare victim (duiker?) for sale as bushmeat, Central Africa. Snaring is indiscriminate, killing endangered as well as common species. Many victims are lost to scavengers, insects or ro...

Karl Ammann / Female mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) hunted for bushmeat, Central Africa. Mandrills travel in social groups, making it easy for hunters to kill entire troops.

Karl Ammann / Timber company employee with Hornbill he has hunted for bushmeat, Central Africa. Wildlife represents a marketable asset and a supplement to low incomes.

Karl Ammann / Bushmeat (unidentified) being confiscated from a commercial hunter, Central Africa. The meat is smoked for preservation and smuggled illegally from forests to urban centres in logging trucks.

Karl Ammann / Hunter with brush-tailed porcupine, North Gabon, Central Africa.

Karl Ammann / Olive baboon (Papio anubis) killed by hunter for bushmeat, Central Africa. Traditional subsistence hunters take only what meat they can physically carry but modern hunting techniques (guns, snaring) a...

Karl Ammann / White nosed guenon monkeys (Cercopithecus nictitans) hunted for bushmeat, Central Africa. Modern hunting techniques mean that entire troops of primates can be wiped out in a matter of hours.