Keystone Species: Holding Ecosystems Together
When we picture the driving forces of the natural world, our minds naturally drift to the biggest creatures or the most…
Citizen Science and Game Counts
What is "Citizen Science"? Citizen science (also called “participatory science”) is increasingly important in today’s scientific world. It refers to the…
Ele-Collection : Plastic Waste to Building Material
Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a top tourist destination and one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders.…
Biodiversity and Tourism
Presentation by Phineas Chauke, Regional marketing Officer –NMMZ (Western Region) at workshop entitled "A Place for Biodiversity in Cultural Heritage", National…
No Wetlands, No Water: the Road to Ramsar COP15. Why should it concern me?
.............................................................................. The following is a PowerPoint presentation by Julia Pierini, C.E.O. of BirdLife Zimbabwe to the Z.P.G.A. on Friday 16th May,…
Hwange Lion Research Project
The Hwange Lion Research Project was launched in 1999. It has become one of the longest-running studies of lions as well…
Zimbabwe’s Wetlands: Policy Concerns & Recommendations
The following is an illustrated text version of a presentation Wetlands given by Julia Pierini, C.E.O. of Birdlife Zimbabwe at the…
Wetlands & Human Wellbeing, Part 2
The following is an illustrated text version of a presentation Wetlands & Human Wellbeing given by Dorothy Wakeling at the Highlands…
Wetlands & Human Wellbeing, Part 1
The Environmental Importance of Wetlands The following is an illustrated text version of a presentation entitle Wetlands & Human Wellbeing given…
Support Biodiversity by Protecting & Planting Indigenous Vegetation
The Smithsonian Institution (in Washington D.C., USA) is the world's largest complex of museums, with attendant education, and research facilities. The work of the…
