Outcomes of CITES CoP18
Theme Threatened Species Speaker Craig Mulqueeny – Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Tags: 2019, Craig Mulqueeny, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, Threatened Species
Continue reading →Theme Threatened Species Speaker Craig Mulqueeny – Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Tags: 2019, Craig Mulqueeny, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, Threatened Species
Continue reading →Theme Threatened Species Speaker Adrian Armstrong – Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Authors Jeanne Tarrant – Endangered Wildlife Trust Ian Du Plessis – Johannesburg Zoo Donovan Kotze – South African National Biodiversity Institute Abstract The Biodiversity Management Plan for Pickersgill’s reed frog … Continue reading →
Theme Threatened Species Speaker Zwelakhe Zondi – South African National Biodiversity Institute Tags: 2019, South African National Biodiversity Institute, Threatened Species, Zwelakhe Zondi
Continue reading →Theme Threatened Species Speaker Pamela Sgatya – Custodians of Rare & Endangered Wildflowers Tags: 2019, Custodians of Rare & Endangered Wildflowers, Pamela Sgatya, Threatened Species
Continue reading →Theme Threatened Species Speaker Michelle Carpenter – Marine Action Research Authors Robert Perryman – Marine Action Research Nakia Cullain – Marine Action Research Charles Griffiths – Marine Action Research Andrea Marshall – Marine Action Research Abstract The reef manta ray, … Continue reading →
Theme Conserving in the face of Global Change Speaker Stuart Demmer – University of KwaZulu-Natal Authors Michelle Tedder – University of KwaZulu-Natal Kevin Kirkman – University of KwaZulu-Natal Abstract Future climatic projections suggest greater and more variable temperature extremes which … Continue reading →
Theme Conserving in the face of Global Change Speaker James Ayuk – University of Fort Hare Authors Lincoln Raitt – University of the Western Cape Guy Midgley – University of Stellenbosch Abstract This research investigated the water regime of three … Continue reading →
Theme Biodiversity Stewardship and Securing Critical Biodiversity Areas Speaker Rethabile Motloung – South African National Biodiversity Institute Abstract South Africa is a megadiverse country with three declared biodiversity hotspots. This biodiversity is, however, under severe threats associated with habitat loss, … Continue reading →
Theme Biodiversity Stewardship and Securing Critical Biodiversity Areas Speaker Nolwazi Ndimande – University of KwaZulu-Natal Authors Dayle Trotter-Boardman – University of KwaZulu-Natal David Cox – Institute of Natural Resources Nolwazi Ndimande – Duzi-uMngeni Conservation Trust Abstract The concept of biodiversity offsets … Continue reading →
Theme Biodiversity Stewardship and Securing Critical Biodiversity Areas Speaker Francois Retief – North West University Authors Reece Alberts – North West University Abstract It is well recognized that protected area expansion targets in South Africa will not be met through … Continue reading →