They said it died from fighting. I know that there is a solid rational behind denying any business that creates a market incentive to kill the species; and I understand how making the wine might also be a means of helping fund the conservation efforts. (I don't thow that it is, only that it COULD).
If the system is well documented with frequent observers, couldn't a verification system be set up that would allow the program to continue with proceeds going to conservation? Maybe that would discourage their plan to farm the ones in captivity.
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