There has never been a more urgent – or opportune – time to rethink the future of conservation in Africa.
A pilot writing competition in the Greater Kruger, Voices of Future Conservation Leaders, sparked a wave of creativity, opening the door to similar outreach initiatives.
We must choose our words more carefully if we are to get to grips with the illegal trade in wildlife trade and contribute meaningfully to much needed debates.
This compelling webinar delves into the social consequences that ripple through communities affected by illegal wildlife trade.
Boosting biodiversity could benefit farmers’ back pockets, writes Laylaa Teixeira Sampaio.
Down with the doom. Time to crack on with conservation.
The environment minister told the Oppenheimer Research Conference that South Africa was inviting final inputs on draft laws on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of South Africa’s Biodiversity, as well as the nation’s first Game Meat Strategy.
