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Asking the questions that lead to a sustainable future for people, places and planet.
Oppenheimer Generations Research and Conservation

Future Ecosystems for Africa

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African Wildlife Economy Institute

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Rewilding Madagascar
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Latest News

Tim Clutton Brock
September 27, 2022
Upshots of climate change: Deer do well, misery for meerkats

Deer do well, misery for meerkats, the effects of climate change appear surprisingly varied… and widespread.

Graham Kerley
September 23, 2022
Facing up to conservation conundrums

Globally there are nearly 240,000 protected areas, yet we have a growing number of endangered species. This conundrum troubles leading conservation ecologist, Professor Graham Kerley. Maxcine Kater reports.

Scene setter
September 21, 2022
What are the chances that the science informing how the world thinks about global tipping-points comes out of Africa?

A study reported by the BBC earlier this year found that of the 100 most cited climate research papers over the past five years, fewer than 1% of the authors were based in Africa, and of the total 1 300 scientists involved, 90% were affiliated with academic institutions from North America, Europe or Australia.

Hackathons up the stakes in the conservation game
September 20, 2022
Hackathons up the stakes in the conservation game

It’s high time we embrace innovative tech solutions that Africa’s youth are developing to promote conservation.

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MRI Whale Unit – UP, Durrell Conservation Trust