Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Mark Graham – GroundTruth Tags: 2019, Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals, GroundTruth, Mark Graham
Continue reading →Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Patsy Hampson – GroundTruth Abstract Unlike traditional conservation approaches which view the world through scientists’ eyes, a citizen science approach encompasses the perspectives of … Continue reading →
Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Gary de Winnaar – GroundTruth Authors Nicky McLeod – Environmental and Rural Solutions Rosanne Stanway – Conservation South Africa Abstract As global demands for … Continue reading →
Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Ayanda Lepheana – GroundTruth Abstract Water is a precious natural resource and, as such, water quality management strategies need to be monitored and evaluated … Continue reading →
Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Juan Tedder – GroundTruth Abstract Citizen science tools and initiatives allow interested parties to participate in advancing scientific knowledge and caring for the environment. … Continue reading →
Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Ayanda Lepheana – GroundTruth Abstract Waterborne sewage can have drastic effects on human health, such as rapidly spreading deadly diseases like cholera. Along with … Continue reading →
Theme Arm in Arm – Linking Conservation Managers and Local Communities to Achieve Conservation Goals Speaker Mahabe Mojela – Environmental and Rural Solutions Abstract Communities living along the Maloti Drakensberg mountain watershed north of Matatiele in the Eastern Cape (former … Continue reading →
