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![Our Tribute to Our Fallen Wildlife Warrior, Anton Mzimba](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 1 1"%3E%3C/svg%3E "A white rhino in the bush")
Our Tribute to Our Fallen Wildlife Warrior, Anton Mzimba
Twenty-five years in the Timbavati, from erosion fieldwork team member to Head of Ranger Services. Remembering Anton Mzimba, 1980 to 2022.
Tanda Tula | Our Impact | August 2022
Read moreSaving Africa's Wilderness Spaces: A New Paradigm in Conservation
The hunting debate has been going in circles for years. Meanwhile the land itself keeps shrinking. A case for arguing less and protecting habitat more.
Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019
Read moreConservation Discussions at Parliamentary Level
Two days in parliament on captive predator breeding, and two quieter issues that came out of it: voluntourism, and what happens when rescue facilities breed too well.
Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019
Read moreOpinion: Wildlife Population Reductions and the Land They Depend On
Lion numbers fell 90% last century. Lion range fell 92%. Set the two against each other and the correlation is hard to look away from.
Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019
Read moreThe Changing of Africa's Conservation Landscape
Reserves are shifting from inward-looking bodies to partners in the communities around them. What the Greater Kruger economy is actually worth.
Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019
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