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Desert days: How cheetah (and hyena) man Mills knocked the spots off the naysayers
September 7, 2023
Desert days: How cheetah (and hyena) man Mills knocked the spots off the naysayers
Gus Mills took the path less travelled to a career in the bush, studying wildlife. He talks to Alexandra Howard about his life, his work and the alternatives to managing cheetahs in small, fenced areas.
Lions and rural communities in a life-or-death battle for survival
August 31, 2023
Lions and rural communities in a life-or-death battle for survival
Lion guru Craig Packer reveals how big cats develop a taste for human flesh and why we shouldn’t swallow big hunters’ wild tales.
Science for Impact
August 28, 2023
Science for Impact
The annual Oppenheimer Research Conference (ORC) has become recognised as a space for showcasing and discussing natural and environmental sciences, conservation, and sustainable development in Africa.
Africa is greener than you think…
August 28, 2023
Africa is greener than you think…
Yves Vanderhaeghen interviews JWO grant winner Dr Hayley Clements about the mammoth task of producing a Biodiversity Intactness Index for Africa