Feeding Wildlife: A Recipe for Disaster and Environmental Destruction

Feeding wildlife may seem like a harmless and enjoyable activity, but it’s a practice that can have severe consequences for both animals and humans. Many people mistakenly believe that feeding wildlife is a way to help them, but the truth is that it can do more harm than good. In this blog post, we’ll explore […]

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The truth about Palm oil

Palm oil is undeniably a massive industry. Raking in billions of dollars annually through practices that involve deforestation. The displacement of indigenous communities. Significant carbon dioxide emissions, and the endangerment of numerous species, including the orangutan. It’s a pervasive ingredient, present in more than 50% of the products on our shelves. From ice cream to

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Exploring the Fascinating World of Symbiotic Interactions

Symbiotic interactions stand as captivating biological relationships, honed through millions of years of evolution. These partnerships unite two or more species in intimate coexistence, where each entity exerts influence upon the other. Such interactions bear profound significance for the survival of numerous species and serve as a pivotal element within the realm of the natural

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The Population Demographics of a Wild Animal or Plant Population

Let’s delve into the fascinating realm of population demographics, with a focus on the fundamental factor of population size and the intricate strategies employed by various species. To begin, we’ll establish some essential definitions. A population refers to the aggregate of organisms of the same species residing in a specific geographical area concurrently, capable of

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11 inspiring documentaries about Africa’s people and wildlife

Last time, we explored free courses for delving into nature conservation. This time, let’s shift our focus to documentaries. Documentaries about Africa to be precise. If you’re in search of captivating viewing, few things rival the excitement of the finest African wildlife documentaries. This is particularly appealing, especially when travel to Africa isn’t currently an

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Ecology Explained in Less Than 200 Characters

Nature conservation often comes with complex terminology that can be intimidating, especially for those without a background in the field. That’s why I’m launching a series to simplify these terms in 200 characters or less. Part 2 focuses on ecology, a central theme in my master’s studies. I aim to make these concepts accessible to

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My Master’s in Tropical Ecology – How my First Semester Went

Just before Christmas, I successfully completed my first semester of the Master’s in Tropical Ecology and Management of Natural Resources. Over the course of 4.5 months, I earned a total of 25 credits. While this semester was markedly different from the usual academic experience, it proved to be quite enjoyable and enlightening. I had the

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5 Sites for Free Online Wildlife Conservation Courses

The holiday season has arrived, and with the freezing weather and limited outdoor activities, it’s an ideal time to explore free online wildlife conservation courses. These courses offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your knowledge in environmental and nature conservation, whether you’re pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree or just have a keen interest in

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