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PODCAST Predator Conflicts: the Farmers’ Perspective #NikelaAfrica

Dec 13, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Human Wildlife Conflict, Lions, poisoning, wildlife conservation Tagged: Bibi, farmers, human wildlife conflicts, lion, Mara pride, Marnus Roodbol, poisoning, predator conflicts, walking for lions

Most of us are in shock to hear about Bibi and the Marsh lion pride poisoning, however, what are predator conflicts like for farmers. It is heartbreaking to learn about yet another lion pride devastated by farmers. Some people react with rage cursing them for their actions. Killing the predators is seldom the only solution, however, at times farmers believe it is. We had the opportunity to interview two farmers who with varying degrees of success have tried alternatives to shooting or poisoning when predator conflicts arise. However, most of us seldom consider their struggles, fears and challenges. Listen or…

PODCAST Protecting Cheetahs in the Wild #NikelaAfrica

Nov 8, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, All Posts, Cheetah, endangered, wildlife conservation Tagged: breeding cheetah, cheetah, Cheetah Conservation Fund, Job, Margrit, Namibia, wildlife condervation

Common sense and studies say protecting cheetahs in the wild is the best conservation method for this species #podcast #NikelaAfrica “Hmm! Are they good guys?” This is a question I always ask before we visit and meet with folks doing wildlife conservation. Now you’d think everyone was on the same page! But not so. That’s why its refreshing to visit a place like the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Listen or read about our visit to the Cheetah Conservation Fund and how they save Cheetahs in the Wild. Key #NikelaAfrica into the Search bar for stories, videos and podcasts. Click here to…

PODCAST Curious Animal Behaviors at the Waterholes in Etosha Pan #NikelaAfrica

Nov 1, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Raptors Tagged: Bateleur, birds of prey, curious animal behavior, elephant, Etosha Pan, Gemsbok, giraffe, podcast, Secretary Bird, springbok, zebra

Clearly the most rewarding about Etosha is watching the fascinating animal behaviors at the waterholes, podcast. The Etosha Pan is truly a most remarkable place where herds of wildlife gather at the waterholes, almost any time of day, or night. I could spend hours sitting and observing the wild animals and birds interact as they vie for water, the precious gift of life. Enjoy the podcast or read below… Key #NikelaAfrica into the Search bar for stories, videos and podcasts. Curious Animal Behaviors at the Waterholes in Etosha Pan Two years ago Russ and I visited Yellowstone National Park in the…

PODCAST Why we know so little about giraffes #NikelaAfrica

Oct 25, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, All Posts, conservation, endangered, giraffe, wildlife conservation Tagged: giraffe, Giraffe Conservation Foundation, Julian Fennessy, Steph Fennessy

Giraffes are one of the most well known species around the world, yet until Julian Fennessy began researching them we knew next to nothing about them. Did you know that if they were actually counted giraffes may be classified as endangered? I sure didn’t. We spend an enlightening couple of hours with Steph Fennessy from the Giraffe Conservation Foundation. Listen or read… Key #NikelaAfrica into the Search bar for stories, videos and podcasts. Why We Know So Little About Giraffes We’re camped in Gobabis, about 2 and a half hours east of Windhoek, Namibia. I’m flashing through Facebook looking for…

PODCAST Oh The People We Meet – Live Interview Snippets #NikelaAfrica

Oct 18, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, All Posts, Canned hunting, conservation, Lions, Rhino, rhino poaching, wildlife conservation, Wildlife Rangers Tagged: iMfolozi Game Reserve, interview, Jukani, Jurg Olsen, Patrick Sibeko, Protrack, Vincent Barkas

Meet three amazing guys doing good for wildlife, includes live interview snippets, PODCAST #NikelaAfrica The people we label as ‘wildlife conservationists’ are as varied in their work, outlook, focus and ideology as are their personalities and appearance. What we learn from them is equally diverse. In this podcast I share some wildlife conservation considerations that we rarely think about. It includes live snippets, from three interesting conservationists… enjoy! [Please excuse the background noise… this was recorded outdoors] Key #NikelaAfrica into the Search bar for more stories, videos and podcasts. Wildlife Conservation Issues We Don’t Really Think About Words of wisdom…