Conservation Watch Video makers to protect the environment Community activists are getting trained to make videos to promote protection of the environment, writes Romeo Ndlovu Written by rovingreporters December 21, 2015September 2, 2018
Environment Ocean Watch Offshore exploits threaten marine life While offshore exploits could create millions of jobs, tapping into the economic potential of the oceans could come at an incalculable cost to marine life. Written by rovingreporters September 28, 2015August 25, 2018
Environment Ocean Watch Observe, submerge conserve This is the motto driving a newly established marine science mentoring programme which aims to address a critical shortage of skills in marine conservation science and management Written by rovingreporters September 26, 2015August 25, 2018
Environment Ocean Watch ‘Rockstars’ of ocean science The coelacanth, once thought to be extinct, has become the rock star of ocean science, says leading marine biodiversity expert, Dr Kerry Sink. Written by rovingreporters September 26, 2015August 25, 2018
Environment Ocean Watch Hands-on research experience for marine students The Blue Fund’s Ocean Stewards initiative has provided a unique opportunity to 15 University of KwaZulu-Natal marine science students, write Romeo Ndlovu and Tholithemba Shange. Written by rovingreporters September 21, 2015August 25, 2018
Conservation Watch Environment Training Wake up wilderness call Within the first few days of her Roving Reporters internship, NANA ZUKE found herself deep in the wilderness, peeing behind a thorn tree, unaware of hyenas lurking nearby. Written by rovingreporters August 23, 2015September 2, 2018
Conservation Watch Environment Coal mining plans threaten wilderness area Plans for a new coal mine on border of the iMfolozi wildereness spark resistance, writes Nana Zuke. Written by rovingreporters August 17, 2015August 29, 2018
Conservation Watch Environment How lions fell through the legislative cracks The media in South Africa has played a critical role in exposing how ineffective legislation has enabled lions to be bred for the bullet, writes Romeo Ndlovu. Written by rovingreporters July 26, 2015August 25, 2018
Conservation Watch Environment Bred for the bullet: the cat is out the bag Going undercover to make a documentary has its risks, especially regarding litigation and personal safety. Sometimes it’s worth the risk, says executive producer of Blood Lions, Andrew Venter. Written by rovingreporters July 26, 2015August 25, 2018