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Conservation

South Africa’s Drylands are being transformed through community-led conservation

South Africa, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

South Africa’s Drylands are being transformed through community-led conservation

by: Kristin Engel

Call to halt proposed removal of Cape Peninsula baboons a rallying cry for a more compassionate approach

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

Call to halt proposed removal of Cape Peninsula baboons a rallying cry for a more compassionate approach

by: Adam Cruise

This week in Civil Society — Unpacking food safety, discussion on decolonising conservation and tackling youth in crisis

South Africa, Maverick News

This week in Civil Society — Unpacking food safety, discussion on decolonising conservation and tackling youth in crisis

by: Lerato Mutsila

Coal mining fear sparks unexpected conservation boom in Mpumalanga

Our Burning Planet

Coal mining fear sparks unexpected conservation boom in Mpumalanga

by: Fred Kockott

From gourds to satellites: A Maasai-inspired model for reweaving Kenya’s rangelands

Africa, Our Burning Planet

From gourds to satellites: A Maasai-inspired model for reweaving Kenya’s rangelands

by: Yves Vanderhaeghen

Embracing the in-between — why we need to ditch the people-or-wildlife conservation binary

Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

Embracing the in-between — why we need to ditch the people-or-wildlife conservation binary

by: Yves Vanderhaeghen

Thousands of pangolins, 193,000 elephants — how crime networks are hollowing out Africa’s wilderness

Africa, World, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

Thousands of pangolins, 193,000 elephants — how crime networks are hollowing out Africa’s wilderness

by: Don Pinnock

Two camps with walking trails in the Kruger: Different habitats and experiences

South Africa, Maverick Life

Two camps with walking trails in the Kruger: Different habitats and experiences

by: Angus Begg

Inside Addo’s elephant translocation and the challenge of fragmented wild spaces

South Africa, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News, Nelson Mandela Bay

Inside Addo’s elephant translocation and the challenge of fragmented wild spaces

by: Julia Evans

$When the elders fall silent — how the loss of elephant matriarchs fractures a society$

World, Our Burning Planet

When the elders fall silent — how the loss of elephant matriarchs fractures a society

by: Don Pinnock

‘No Typical Day’: On the job with conservation's unsung hero at Addo Elephant National Park

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

‘No Typical Day’: On the job with conservation's unsung hero at Addo Elephant National Park

by: Julia Evans

Parliament pushes for urgent action on Mawana’s roaming elephant herd

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

Parliament pushes for urgent action on Mawana’s roaming elephant herd

by: Don Pinnock