Uganda’s Lions In Decline, Hyenas Thriving – New Findings From Country’s Biggest Ever Carnivore Count
The Oasis Reporters March 26, 2025 Alexander Richard Braczkowski, Griffith University; Arjun M. Gopalaswamy, Nelson
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Cameroon’s Baka People Say They Are Part Of The Forest: That’s Why They Look After It
The Oasis Reporters March 26, 2025 Simon Hoyte, UCL The Congo Basin’s hunter-gatherer people
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Technology And Big Data Are Helping Cameroonians Protect Their Forests
The Oasis Reporters March 24, 2025 P Arend de Haas, University of Buea Deforestation is
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Africa’s Elephants Have Been In Dramatic Decline For 50 Years. What Can Be Done To Save Them – New Study
The Oasis Reporters March 5, 2025 George Wittemyer, Colorado State University Surveying elephants is
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Kenya’s Goal To Plant 15 Billion Trees Should Include Farmers – Study Shows They Are Keen
The Oasis Reporters March 5, 2025 Ennia Bosshard, University of Exeter Many African
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Why Massive Effort Needs To Be Put Into Growing Trees On Farms
The Oasis Reporters March 5, 2025 Philip Dobie, Center for International Forestry Research – World
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We Studied More Than 500 Giraffe Skulls From All Over Africa – And Confirmed There Are 4 Distinct Species
The Oasis Reporters February 7, 2025 Nikolaos Kargopoulos, University of Cape Town and Julian Fennessy,
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African Penguins Could Be Extinct By 2035 – How To Save Them
The Oasis Reporters January 29, 2025 A Lorien Pichegru, Nelson Mandela University; Alistair McInnes, Nelson
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Giant Freshwater Aquifer In Southern Africa Is Under Threat From Mining
The Oasis Reporters January 19, 2025 Surina Esterhuyse, University of the Free State and
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Madagascar Supports More Unique Plant Life Than Any Other Island In The World – New Study
The Oasis Reporters January 18, 2025 Madagascar is rich in species, including plants.Leamus/iStock/Getty Images
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