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Conservation

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/ 28 June 2009

Mozambique agrees to protect lost rainforest of Mount Mabu

The unique rainforest of Mount Mabu is to be given protection from exploitation, after an expedition to the area revealed a host of new species.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 20 May 2009

Kenya’s concerted conservation

A 400km-long fence will enclose one of Africa’s most rugged national parks, writes John Vidal.

By John Vidal
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Analysis
/ 19 November 2008

Robben Island rabbits on the run

Bottom line is: We’ve changed the world around us, sometimes disastrously and irreparably. Someone has to take responsibility for the mess we’ve made.

By Leonie Joubert
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/ 3 November 2008

Parking off

Environmentalists express grave concern over inadequacies at conservation agencies, writes Fiona Macleod.

By Fiona Macleod
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/ 12 October 2008

Tourism curbed in bid to save Galapagos haven

Record numbers of tourist developments have threatened the Galapagos Islands’ endangered plant and animal species.

By Rory Carroll
‘Try traps on your own cojones’
Article
/ 25 September 2008

‘Try traps on your own cojones’

While activists try to ban gin traps, the government says there are ‘humane’ ways to use them.

By Fiona Macleod
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/ 18 September 2008

Entire board of KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife suspended

The entire board of KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife had been suspended following a ”damning” audit, it was announced on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2008

‘Suddenly, two hairy-nosed otters!’

Field researchers have sighted the hairy-nosed otter, the world’s rarest, in a national park in southern Vietnam.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 September 2008

Suspended conservation official wins top award

A suspended senior Northern Cape nature conservation official has won a prestigious international award for his work to save flamingos.

By Staff Reporter
How park staff saved animals from blaze
Article
/ 2 September 2008

How park staff saved animals from blaze

As fires swept across six provinces on the weekend, staff at the Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve in Gauteng battled to save animals from the flames.

By Riaan Wolmarans
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Article
/ 31 August 2008

Ghana’s grass-roots bid to save country’s last forests

For five years now the heat has been less intense and the rainfall more abundant in a small cocoa farming area in Ghana’s Upper Volta region.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Namibia bans ivory trade

Namibia will impose a ban on all trade in ”worked ivory” from next month in a bid to abide by international regulations on endangered species.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Flamingo row: Officials ‘under house arrest’

Trio told to vacate their offices and barred from participating in impact assessment, writes Fiona Macleod.

By Fiona Macleod
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Article
/ 13 August 2008

Officials suspended in N Cape flamingo flap

Three senior Northern Cape conservation officials have been suspended, possibly for their efforts to protect flamingos at Kamfers Dam as officials.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 June 2008

Eco-tourism threatens tribal welfare in India

Situated in India’s majestic Western Ghats, one of the world’s 34 biodiversity hot spots, is Parimbikulam Wildlife Sanctuary.

By Staff Reporter
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