Declining Sparrow-Weavers may threaten other birds that rely on their old nests for shelter.
Tipping points, landscape ecology and climate change
White-browed Sparrow-Weavers may hold vital clues to how climate change impacts life, say scientists.
What happens to conservation when the world stops paying for it? That was the key question at last week’s Tipping Points webinar titled “Beyond Aid: Rethinking Conservation Funding in a Changing World.”
Secrets below the soil: Earth detectives search deep for clues to the future. How can we use the past to better navigate our…
Scientists are zeroing in on two little lakes in the Cape to figure out how to save them from climate change, or if they can’t, then if they could recover. Yves Vanderhaeghen reports
The international convention in Cali won plaudits for establishing a fund which will support conservation, including efforts by indigenous communities. But other opportunities were missed and there remains much work to do, reports Roving Reporters
Tswalu Kalahari Reserve hosted the 2024 annual meeting of The Long Run, from the 28th of October to 1st of November.
Access to finance is vital in building resilience to a rapidly changing environment. But experts warn that while savings groups offer a lifeline, deeper systemic reforms are essential to tackle the root causes of vulnerability and poverty.
Innovative business models for conservation will promote biodiversity and help stave off the climate crisis, says Jonathan Oppenheimer.
Climate change biologist Dr Shannon Conradie. Winner of the 2024 $150 000 JWO research grant.