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Namibian environmental activist, Reinhold Mangundu, opened last week’s Tipping Points webinar, “New Voices for Africa” with poetic lines: “As guardians of earth space, we are gathered in a compassionate space where we all have hearts alight like the stars in the night, illuminating a path where we can all see our future as bright.” Photo: Supplied
  1. Conservation Watch

How to beat eco-paralysis: Lessons from young leaders

It’s easy to be laid low by all that ails our planet. But the cure lies in taking incremental steps, celebrating small wins and building on them. Savannah Burns and Skyla Thornton report
Written by RR July 10, 2023December 21, 2023
  1. Environment

Win in war on logging pirates

Mozambique has recorded a measure of success recently against wildlife poachers and illegal loggers, thanks to stronger enforcement. Fred Kockott reports. This report was commissioned and first published by Mongabay Seven men have been charged in connection with a large-scale illegal logging operation just north of Mozambique’s Zinave National Park after a zebra poacher who […]
Written by fredkockott November 19, 2019November 21, 2019
  1. Conservation Watch

Pizza take-out at centre of sour storm: No whey, man! We’re not dumping

A Berg dairy is feeling the heat over unauthorised expansion and disposal of waste, write Fred Kockott and PS Raju.
Written by fredkockott June 23, 2019August 4, 2019
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  2. Environment

Lion bone trade in spotlight

Lawmakers will be giving lion breeding a lookover, writes Fred Kockott.
Written by fredkockott August 20, 2018August 28, 2018
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