JOHANNESBURG — South Africa is a hub for the international pet trade, with thousands of animals exported each year. Many of these are exotic birds and mammals like parrots and marmosets, bred locally ...
The cheetah is back – thanks to a smart release project that now sees populations flourishing in South Africa and beyond ...
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South Africa’s wildlife model works, and it’s even better with the charismatic megafauna quota
At the crux of South Africa’s extraordinarily successful wildlife conservation model is value. When the value is high, wildlife thrives. The newly proposed quota brings significant value to three ...
The southern elephant seal population in South Africa has seen its conservation status improve from near threatened to least concern, with a recent assessment citing the absence of serious threats to ...
Mesquite tells a story about unintended consequences; but it also shows how careful, collaborative responses can lead to solutions for people and the environment.
If you liked this story, share it with other people. South Africa’s native reptiles and amphibians, including threatened species, are being illegally captured and exported for the global pet trade. A ...
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