With decades of experience, Dr Peter Rogers has been a foremost figure in Rhino conservation, including one of the first to undertake rhino de-hornings, also known as rhino horn trimmings.
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This fun, interactive course is designed for anyone looking to travel to South Africa. Enjoy learning about the country while getting plenty of tips along the way! FREE for TEP explorers (enquire for eligibility or donate for access)!
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Did you miss our live conversation with IVSA about the status of wildlife conservation? Continue reading to learn how you can watch it on replay…
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Enter into the world of the Zululand Conservation Trust and learn how they support local wildlife and environmental conservation efforts and their nearby communities. FREE for TEP explorers (enquire for eligibility or donate for access)!
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Wildlife conservation is a critical global issue, with many species facing extinction due to various factors such as habitat destruction, poaching, climate change, and human-wildlife conflict. Southern Africa, known for its rich biodiversity and iconic species like elephants, rhinos, and lions, is particularly affected by these challenges.
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…& The Impact of Wildlife Extinction Globally. Wildlife conservation is a critical global issue, with many species facing extinction due to various factors such as habitat destruction, poaching, climate change, and human-wildlife conflict.
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In the shadowy world of illegal wildlife trafficking, there exists a silent victim that often goes unnoticed—the pangolin. Despite its low profile, this unique creature holds the dubious distinction of being the most trafficked animal in the world. Poached for its scales and meat, pangolins face a dire threat to their existence. However, efforts to curb this illicit trade offer hope for their survival.
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With decades of experience, Dr Peter Rogers and Dr Debbie English are considered two of the most experienced wildlife veterinarians specialising in Pangolin rehabilitation in the world. They specialize in the rescue and veterinary care of the Temminck’s ground pangolin, plus the management and conservation of many other endangered species.
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Live (photo) blog of the Wildlife Vet Experience – February / March 2024. This is a private large group booking for Nottingham Vet School students working in collaboration with SAWorldVets.
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They say, if you cant handle the heat, then stay out of the…kitchen, or in this case, the South African sun! But we have news for you! South Africa is not all heat and all four corners of the country are not all the same. However, January and February in particular can be hot in most parts of the country. Here is how to stay safe while enjoying the summer sun!
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A recent study by the Center for Climate Integrity has unearthed a troubling revelation: major corporations were aware for decades that recycling, as commonly practiced, was not a sustainable solution for waste management.
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South Africa is a land of vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and a unique linguistic tapestry that sets it apart on the global stage. Among the many facets of South African culture, one that stands out is its rich collection of colloquialisms and idioms, affectionately known as South African-isms.
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