Posts From rovingreporters
Time to sharpen up African climate journalism
Young scientists offered training in coastal resilience reporting
Symbols of prophecy, vultures are being targeted by charlatans and criminals
Vulture brain trade vexes conservationists
More rhinos are being killed for their horns — and it’s not just the poachers who are to blame
Poverty around protected parks is not the main reason rhino poaching thrives, argues researcher Ian Glenn.
The big fence: Historical divisions plague conservation efforts in South Africa
A ‘big war’ rages between those who can legally harvest natural resources and those who can’t
Blazing saddles: On the trail with a community conservation champion
Conservation and efforts to tackle the illegal wildlife trade begin at home
Women snappers hunt for best shots
Capturing memorable wildlife moments on camera is sometimes the stuff of heartbreak, hope and missed opportunities.
Cinema magic introduces Pangolins to Cape Flats
Sometimes, when there are big, pressing environmental problems to tackle, it’s best to begin at home.
Double dealing in Harare wetlands crisis
It’s the poor and working class who suffer most from high-handed and selective solutions to illegal building on swamps.
Tales you lose: Why Wild Coast blasting rattles the sea’s great migrating whales
A stretch of coast earmarked for seismic surveys – and potentially oil and gas extraction – lies on a long route followed by humpback whales.
Highway rhino horn traffickers accuse police of extortion
Two pedestrians arrested with rhino horn claim cops sought bribe.
