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Breaking barriers in conservation: A two-part series on inspiring change

Part 1. Unveiling the “teach naked” concept: Energising youth for environmental change To engage the next generation in environmental action, educators are adopting innovative methods that transcend traditional classroom boundaries. In this first instalment, we explore the “teach naked” concept advocated by animal behaviourist Aliza le Roux. This experiential learning approach encourages educators to step […]
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  1. Conservation Watch

Unveiling the “teach naked” concept: Energising youth for environmental change

To inspire young people to truly connect with nature, environmental educators should move beyond traditional classroom methods and embrace the “teach naked” approach. Photo: Pxhere.com By Fred Kockott and Fortunate Mathonsi Want youngsters to embrace nature and all its wonders? Then ditch traditional classroom habits, venture into wild spaces — even if that’s just stepping […]
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Shades of grey: why poaching is so complicated and hard to beat

Wildlife crime has many threads. It’s entangled in the very fabric of our society and we must get to grips with its subtleties if we hope to unpick it. Maxcine Kater reports This story was first published on Daily Maverick Remember lockdown when you couldn’t get alcohol and cigarettes; when you felt trapped in your home? Perhaps it didn’t leave you […]
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  2. Conservation Watch

Looking for a Spider-Man sequel? The real thing is spinning a Hollyweb blockbuster in our backyards

It’s not only the man in the red-and-blue suit who has super-powers – the real thing is pretty special too, especially their webs. Fatima Khan spins a tale First published in the Daily Maverick The next installment in the Spider-Man franchise will  be showing at a cinema near you from 17 December. Expect the usual […]
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