Posts Tagged ‘conservation’
Stop the Serengeti Highway – Is a Road more Important than the Lives of Two Million Animals?
The Serengeti natural heritage area is in acute danger. The potential collapse of the region's ecosystem could have even worse consequences than the cattle plague epidemic of the 1890s, which was introduced through domesticated animals and killed off m...
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The Tashinga Initiative: Challenging Zimbabwe’s Socio-Economic Climate
No one can predict the future of Zimbabwe’s socio-economic climate, but that doesn’t mean its future should unravel without guidance. Today, Zimbabwe is home to an abundance of cultural and wildlife diversity, as well as a wealth of natural resources. And inside this glorious wildlife haven lays two noble World Heritage Sites: the Mana Pools, and [...]
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Don’t Turn a Blind Eye
In a recent post on his blog, Shem Compion asked “Who cares about the images you take?” I am amazed that more photographers don’t ask, or try to answer, this question. Is it perhaps because we are afraid of what the answer might be? What if no one cares about my images? What if if no [...]
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Anatolian Sheep Dogs to Halt Africa’s Wildlife Decline!
Fabulous video that illustrates the real benefits of intriguing conservation measures! Won’t say a word, just watch it! Enjoy! Broadcaster: NationalGeographic Problematic Rapid decline of big cats in Africa. Only 50 000 leopards left, 20 000 lions and 12 000 cheetahs. Conflict between humans (farmers) and cats (i.e. especially cheetahs). ...
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Processed Dung to Save The Thai Elephant!
Worth reading although it does not directly concern the African continent… Ever heard the expression: “This is total bullshit”, OR “We’re in deep shhh…trouble now” (excuse my vocabulary, but it is kind of relevant for once; just keep reading ;) ). Well today, although what I’m about to tell you may ...
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