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This study assessed the effectiveness of environmental policy instruments and management principles at Mabalauta Gonarezhou National Park in regulating the use and management of wildlife resources. The Story Telling Approach (STA) was used to determine the environmental policy history and implementation strategies. Focus group discussions, group lecture, observations, key informant interviews and a questionnaire survey were used to determine the policy instruments and management principles in use. Effectiveness was assessed through the evaluation of implementation methodologies and discernible outcomes of implemented policy instruments and management principles. The study established that non economic, economic and property rights policy instruments have collaboratively contributed to the effective regulation of use and management of wildlife resources. The userpays principle is the most widely used principle, which has managed to contribute to resource sustainability. However, effectiveness of instruments and management principles was discovered to be mostly dependent on resource availability. Lack of financial resources has weakened implementation, monitoring and evaluation of policy instruments and management principles.

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Effectiveness of Environmental Policy Instruments and Management Principles in Wildlife Resource Management: The Case of Mabalauta, Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe