Conservation Watch FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOR 2023 Changing the narrative on conservation Hard work, clear thinking, and tough choices lie ahead Written by rovingreporters December 31, 2022December 31, 2022
Ocean Watch Training Speak a language people can understand, says leading marine scientist Unless we are able to effectively communicate our amazing science, we are not going to be able to reach people. Written by rovingreporters October 18, 2022May 18, 2023
Conservation Watch ‘Green growth’ economy demands fundamental change to how society is organised and in the way we live There is a link between economic growth and environmental disaster. Written by rovingreporters October 14, 2022December 17, 2022
Uncategorized ‘Helicopter science’ and imposed conservation models disregard African environmental knowledge Who’s pulling the strings behind Africa’s conservation narrative and who should be? Written by rovingreporters October 14, 2022December 17, 2022
Conservation Watch Smart tech ups the stakes in Africa’s conservation game Tech-savvy solutions shake up the way the continent responds to environmental challenges. Written by rovingreporters October 11, 2022December 17, 2022
Conservation Watch Worried about elephant numbers? Quit counting them. Don’t agonise over whether a park has too many or too few elephants. Written by rovingreporters October 10, 2022December 17, 2022
Conservation Watch Conserving ‘cows’ in a forest? “We are wasting our resources conserving species in the wrong places with inadequate space Written by rovingreporters October 9, 2022December 17, 2022
Conservation Watch Climate change — deer do well, misery for meerkats Research into red deer and meerkats provide lessons on mitigating the effects of climate change and biodiversity loss. Written by rovingreporters October 8, 2022December 17, 2022
Conservation Watch Discoveries in dark caves lead to ‘the greatest age of exploration’. Fossil finder Lee Berger recalls personal journey as world awaits ground-breaking new find. Written by rovingreporters October 7, 2022October 8, 2022
Conservation Watch Conservation science must empower people, says Barbara Creecy The environment minister tells top African conservation scientists to up the game in researching ways to ensure that biodiversity conservation also leads to socioeconomic empowerment. Written by rovingreporters October 7, 2022October 8, 2022