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Roadkill crisis: South Africa's wildlife faces rising threats from fragmented habitats and climate change

South Africa, Maverick News

Roadkill crisis: South Africa's wildlife faces rising threats from fragmented habitats and climate change

by: Julia Evans

The enigmatic journey of cranes: Nature's majestic messengers and their struggle for survival

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

The enigmatic journey of cranes: Nature's majestic messengers and their struggle for survival

by: Don Pinnock

Big win for a tiny butterfly in Limpopo — the rare Wolkberg Zulu gets legal protection

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

Big win for a tiny butterfly in Limpopo — the rare Wolkberg Zulu gets legal protection

by: Kristin Engel

De Berg wetlands — a nature-based solution for water security and climate adaptation

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

De Berg wetlands — a nature-based solution for water security and climate adaptation

by: Julia Evans

Looking for lions – the quest to count and ID big cats in Kruger

South Africa

Looking for lions – the quest to count and ID big cats in Kruger

by: Julia Evans

Protecting cheetahs, island style — how Eastern Cape park plays vital role in mimicking natural migration

Our Burning Planet

Protecting cheetahs, island style — how Eastern Cape park plays vital role in mimicking natural migration

by: Julia Evans

Once-threatened cranes make a comeback in South Africa, thanks to conservationists’ efforts

Africa, South Africa, World, Our Burning Planet

Once-threatened cranes make a comeback in South Africa, thanks to conservationists’ efforts

by: Angus Begg

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