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5 Alarming Facts About The Rhino Horn Trade

If you’ve never seen a rhino up close before, you might think that they are aggressive especially as they are the second largest land mammals after elephants. But in reality, rhinos are actually shy and prefer to be left alone in peace. However, the onslaught of poaching has endangered the existence of their species. In March this year, Sudan, the last male northern white rhino died of old age and health complications. Sudan’s death put […]

Giraffe Conservation Project Summary 2018

The South African Giraffe Monitoring and Research Expedition 2018 was the first SES Endorsed Expedition. Read Angus’s talk about the project at February’s SES@GauchoCity for SES Members. Zingela’s Giraffe The Methodology and Importance of Identifying Individuals in Conservation Zingela is a 500,000 HA reserve located in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. It is debated as to the number of species of Giraffe that Africa is home to, however the population as a whole has decreased by 40% […]

Nile Crocodile Field Study – August 2019

An ideal summer experience for Bioscience, Conservation and Photography students, giving you vital skills collecting data in the field and increasing your employability. Dates: 02.08.2019 – 15.08.2019 Location: South Africa Synopsis: This field project will focus on the gathering of information on Nile Crocodile movements, nesting, overwintering sites in KwaZulu Natal. Also population size in comparison to the last 20 years, current and historic threats to the species conservation, critical hands on data collection, the […]

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