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Are We Heading Towards a World Without Wildlife?
The implications of this situation extend far beyond the realm of wildlife and ecosystems; they pose significant repercussions for humanity as a whole, as emphasized by the WWF.

Dean Weiss
Apr 122 min read
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Deforestation in Kenya!
The forests most threatened include the Mau Forest Complex, one of the largest indigenous forest areas left in the country, and the Aberdar

Dean Weiss
Apr 86 min read
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Where Did All the Garden Wildlife Go? Exploring the Disappearance of Once-Common Species
Many individuals can likely recall a childhood when certain garden wildlife was abundant. However, if asked when they last encountered these

Dean Weiss
Mar 56 min read
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Black Wolves in Poland
While the presence of wolves in Poland is relatively common, the colour of this particular wolf is unusual.

weissangie121
Feb 226 min read
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Celebrating World Whale Day: The Majestic Giants of the Oceans
Every third Sunday in February, we come together to honour the largest beings on our planet: the whales.

weissangie121
Feb 163 min read
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The Silent Crisis: Hippos on the Brink of Extinction in Ivory Coast
Hippos were once a common sight in locations like Comoé National Park and the Bandama River, but their numbers have severely dwindled.

Dean Weiss
Feb 156 min read
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Exploring the Impact of Hive Ecosystems on the Degraded Eastern Cape Landscape
Hive’s group company, Hive Ecosystems, is working on a land restoration project in South Africa. The team has been restoring degraded parcel

Dean Weiss
Feb 97 min read
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Blue Crane — Our South African National Bird
Most people associate South Africa with the Big 5 game, but few know that Blue Crane is the bird that represents our culture and identity.

weissangie121
Jan 45 min read
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Exploring 10 Fascinating Facts about Butterflies.
Butterflies are more than just beautiful insects; they are captivating symbols of transformation and intricacies of life. With their stunnin

Dean Weiss
Dec 28, 20244 min read
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World Wildlife Conservation Day
World Wildlife Conservation Day on December 4 raises awareness about protecting endangered plants and animals.

Dean Weiss
Dec 3, 20246 min read
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The Dilemma of Green Energy Wind Farms and Wildlife Protection
New IdentiFlight AI system is set to save our endangered birds from death by wind turbines.

weissangie121
Oct 27, 20242 min read
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The Importance of Treating Farm Animals with Respect and Compassion
International Farm Animal Day is an opportunity to highlight farm animals' challenges and promote humane treatment practices.

weissangie121
Oct 7, 20246 min read
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Rewilding the River Oder by restoring its natural habitat
Rewilding is a conservation approach that focuses on restoring and protecting natural ecosystems by allowing them to function without human

Dean Weiss
Sep 29, 20244 min read
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Do you know what Forest Bathing is?
Reconnect with Nature through the Healing Power of Forest Bathing

weissangie121
Jul 19, 20245 min read
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The Controversy of Radioactive Rhino Horns: Finding a Balance Between Conservation and Ethics
South Africa introduces radioactive rhino horns to enhance rhino conservation The global plight of rhinos is a distressing narrative of...

Dean Weiss
Jul 9, 20244 min read
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How to distinguish between Port Jackson Willow, Long-leaved Wattle and Rooikrans plants.
Correctly identifying aliens is crucial as they require different methods of eradication.
Mervyn Brouard
Jun 19, 20242 min read
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Identifying Invasive Alien Plants in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
An invasive alien plant (IAP) is a species introduced by humans and allowed to grow outside its natural habitat.

Dean Weiss
Jun 19, 20244 min read
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The Bateleur Eagle. classified as an endangered species.
The Bateleur, an emblem of the skies, can be found gracing the landscapes of Southern Africa with its majestic presence

Dean Weiss
May 17, 20243 min read
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Celebrating World Bee Day: The Buzz on Our Environment's Tiny Heroes
As World Bee Day is on Monday May 20, 2024, it's time to shine a spotlight on one of nature's most industrious creatures: the bee.

Dean Weiss
May 17, 20242 min read
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Palm oil farmers in Indonesia are contributing to the deforestation of rainforests
Palm Oil's history in Indonesia Palm oil farming in Indonesia has a complex history and a significant impact on the country's rainforests...

Dean Weiss
May 9, 20243 min read
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