Double Tragedy: The Zimbabwe Farmers Affected By Illegal Mining And Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters July 14, 2024 Vuyisile Moyo, University of Cape Town Smallholder farmers
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Southern Africa Is Seen As A Leader In Wildlife Conservation, But Its Market-driven Approach Is Deeply Flawed
The Oasis Reporters July 10, 2024 Luxury nature tourism is an example of market-based conservation.Edwin
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Nigeria’s Mountain Streams Are A Haven For Special Creatures – They Need Protection
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2024 Emmanuel O. Akindele, Obafemi Awolowo University Nigeria has
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Elephants Get The Point When It Comes To Making Gestures
The Oasis Reporters June 21, 2024 Not so dumb-o.Anna Smet Anna Smet, University of St
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Ending Native Forest Logging Would Help Australia’s Climate Goals Much More Than Planting Trees
The Oasis Reporters June 19, 2024 FiledIMAGE/Shutterstock Kate Dooley, The University of Melbourne Australia contains
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How DNA Analysis Of Our Rivers And Lakes Can Reveal New Secrets About Their Biodiversity
The Oasis Reporters June 19, 2024 Analysing the environmental DNA of rivers could transform
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Clothed Pig Carcasses Are Revealing The Secrets Of Mummification – South African Study Provides Insights For Forensic Scientists
The Oasis Reporters June 6, 2024 Establishing time-since-death is key in forensic investigations.gorodenkoff Kara Adams, University
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How Many Giraffe Species Are There? Understanding This Is Key To Their Protection
The Oasis Reporters June 5, 2024 Laura Bertola, Leiden University Giraffes, with
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Amazon Rainforests That Were Once Fire-proof Have Become Flammable
The Oasis Reporters May 26, 2024 Adam Ronan, Author provided Luiz Aragão, University of
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Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Will Change More In The Next 50 Years Than At Any Time Since The Last Ice Age
The Oasis Reporters May 26, 2024 Dawn in Serra do Mar, Brazil.Carla Nichiata/Shutterstock
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