REWILDING Southern Africa

Rewilding may be considered as an expansive approach to conservation, allowing nature to do what she does best to repair and revitalise habitats. Rewilding is the science of conservation which promotes ecosystem health and the protection of all natural resources, rather than focusing on just a few endangered species. REWILDING SOUTHERN AFRICA will provide an integrated communications platform for a greater understanding and appreciation of rewilding, and how it can revitalise entire ecosystems. REWILDING SOUTHERN AFRICA is an upmarket quarterly publication aimed at conservationists, policymakers and concerned readers for whom conservation and the improvement of natural habitats shape how they live, what they consume, and where they choose to take their rest. Conservation is everyone’s legacy and concern.

PLIGHT OF PREDATORS

PUBLISHING EDITOR'S NOTE

REWILDING Southern Africa

WILDLIFE LENS ODYSSEY

PREDATORS and REWILDING

CAPTIVE large predators

Conserving Africa's WILD DOG • The vital role of private properties

SNARE FREE: Uniting for wildlife in the Western Cape

12th Oppenheimer Research Conference 2023: SCIENCE FOR IMPACT • A deeper, grassroots approach to conservation – along with solid science – could stave off looming extinctions.

THE FLIGHT OF Predators • Ecuador’s quest for the Andean condor

Rewilding European Landscapes: LETTING NATURE LEAD • Dr Julia Baum in conversation with Frans Schepers, Executive Director, Rewilding Europe

The Evo Devo of COLOUR, SPOTS AND STRIPES

Strenghening the POSITIVE NARRATIVES in Conservation • Visual journey: changing narratives about predators around the world

CARNIVORE RANGE EXPANSION • Endangered Wildlife Trust: Project Manager of the Carnivore Range Expansion Project

Pillars of sustainable profitability

EXTRACTS FROM PONGOLA GAME RESERVE MANAGEMENT PLAN

LARGE RAPTORS OF TANZANIA

CHANGEMAKER: Angus Sholto-Douglas

CHANGEMAKER: Professor HO de Waal

CHANGEMAKER: Dr Serge A. Kamgang

Sprint across continents: CHEETAH AND BISON

Kwandwe Private Game Reserve • “Place of the Blue Crane”

HACIENDA ZULETA: Let condors soar

The water crisis in South Africa • Part 2: Conserving water

Released: Captive-Bred to Truly Wild

YELLOWSTONE WOLVES • Science and discovery in the world’s first national park

FOR THE LOVE OF VENISON

Venison crisps • These venison crisps are a really cool snack idea for that big game or as something a bit different to regular potato crisps. Try to slice the loin as thin as possible; I find a meat slicer works best or a sharp knife and semi-frozen meat. Any venison will do, and this is bound to impress your friends and family.

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