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Rhinos – “Dinosaur” Ecosystem Engineers

Rhinos – “Dinosaur” Ecosystem Engineers

Did you know that rhinos are often referred to as "living dinosaurs"? While they’re not actually dinosaurs, this nickname captures the essence of their ancient legacy. Rhinos, or rhinoceroses, are ungulates (hoofed mammals), whereas dinosaurs were reptiles known as...

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Megafauna on the Move

Megafauna on the Move

One of the greatest conservation challenges of our time is space for species - preserving habitats for wildlife. As the human population continues to expand, the land available for wildlife is rapidly diminishing. Within some protected parks in Africa, megafauna such...

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Biomes and Biodiversity

Biomes and Biodiversity

A biome is like a big neighborhood for nature, each with its own unique climate, plants, and animals. It's a community of living things that have adapted to their surroundings and local weather. Biomes can stretch across different continents and include several...

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Saving a cheetah and her cubs

Saving a cheetah and her cubs

The Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa (GH-CFA), an initiative under Global Humane, has successfully contributed to the rewilding of a cheetah named Nkanyiso and the incredible rescue of her four cubs. Nkanyiso arrived at the Nyosi Wildlife Reserve and was...

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Ambassador Species for Conservation Success

Ambassador Species for Conservation Success

In the intricate tapestry of life, every species plays a crucial role, contributing to the resilience and vitality of our ecosystems. Each species forms connections and dependencies with others, creating a delicate balance that sustains life on our planet. Yet, when a...

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