Rhinos: Scientists Are Hanging Them Upside-down From Helicopters – Here’s Why
The Oasis Reporters September 27, 2023 Jason Gilchrist, Edinburgh Napier University Each year,
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Wild Animals Leave DNA On Plants, Making Them Easier To Track – Here’s What Scientists Found In A Ugandan Rainforest
The Oasis Reporters September 20, 2023 Patrick Omeja, Makerere University The world is losing
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Tracking Science: A Way To Include More People In Producing Knowledge
The Oasis Reporters September 20, 2023 Karoha Langwane (right) teaching a tracker to
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Africa’s Vast Underground Water Resources Are Under Pressure From Climate Change – How To Manage Them
The Oasis Reporters September 5, 2023 Gaathier Mahed, Nelson Mandela University All
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How Filling The UK’s Unused Land With Fruit And Veg Could Help Make Us And Our Environment Healthier – And Help Fight Inequality
The Oasis Reporters August 24, 2023 Jess Davies, Lancaster University; Charlotte Hardman, University of
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How To Grow Rhinos In A Lab: The Science That Could Save An Endangered Species
The Oasis Reporters August 16, 2023 Najin, one of two northern white
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Lion Farming In South Africa: Fresh Evidence Adds Weight To Fears Of Link With Illegal Bone Trade
The Oasis Reporters August 12, 2023 GettyImages. Neil D’Cruze, University of Oxford and Angie Elwin,
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The Fast, Furious, And Brutally Short Life Of An African Male Lion
The Oasis Reporters August 12, 2023 Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images Alexander Richard Braczkowski, Griffith
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Mangroves Protect Coastlines, Store Carbon – And Are Expanding With Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters August 12, 2023 Mangroves in the Florida Everglades.Alan Sandercock, CC BY Samantha
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Cut Pesticide Use To Boost Yields? It’s Worked For Millions Of Farmers In Asia And Africa
The Oasis Reporters August 10, 2023 No insects here – and no
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