The Expedition Project Awards – Public Voting Winners 2023
We have looked at the most searched destinations, projects, courses and events from 2023, and now it is time to announce the winners of the – public vote / most popular – using the most searched as the base for the nominated finalists!
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African animals are diverse and fascinating creatures.
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South Africa is home to a diverse range of wildlife, with many iconic and unique species found in various habitats across the country. Some of the animals you are likely to see in South Africa include:
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Dr Rogers started his career at HESC 35 years ago and now he is on call for minor and major injuries at the centre. 2023 has already been a busy year for him and the HESC team.
Read MoreAfrican Cheetah Introduction to India Raises Serious Concerns
African cheetah introduction to India raises serious concerns amongst scientists and suggests an alternative plan. The Cheetah Introduction Action Plan developed by the Wildlife Institute of India and the National Tiger Conservation Authority of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, is incomplete since many scientific findings from contemporary work on […]
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Cheetah Conservation in SA: Growth in Populations Inspires Hope
There are fewer than 7,100 adult cheetahs left in the wild, and their numbers keep decreasing. In fact, this cat has vanished from 90% of its range in Africa. But there has been significant population growth in South Africa, home to 18 percent of the world’s remaining cheetahs. The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s cheetah conservation project played a big role in this triumph. The project has almost doubled cheetah numbers in less than a decade.
In this article, we investigate this success story and consider some of the complexities of cheetah conservation.
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