Journalism Projects Khetha webinar to delve into the social impacts of wildlife crime This compelling webinar delves into the social consequences that ripple through communities affected by illegal wildlife trade. >> Click here to register to attend the webinar, Tuesday, April 23, 1 – 2 pm (CAT) By Matthew Hattingh When rhinos are shot for their horns it’s not only conservation that takes a hit. The trade in […] Written by rovingreporters April 18, 2024April 27, 2024
Training Rethinking reporting on wildlife crime Dive into this riveting exchange among seasoned journalists, wildlife crime researchers and emerging environmental writers . . . Written by rovingreporters April 22, 2024April 27, 2024
Conservation Watch Rich or poor, why rhino poaching is everyone’s problem Wildlife crime is a microcosm of a great ill, writes Nyameko Bottoman. What does the killing of a rhino for its horn in the Kruger National Park have to do with me, sitting as I am in squalor in one of the myriad squatter camps that exist in Cape Town and throughout the country? The […] Written by rovingreporters April 19, 2024April 19, 2024
Journalism Projects Khetha webinar to delve into the social impacts of wildlife crime This compelling webinar delves into the social consequences that ripple through communities affected by illegal wildlife trade. >> Click here to register to attend the webinar, Tuesday, April 23, 1 – 2 pm (CAT) By Matthew Hattingh When rhinos are shot for their horns it’s not only conservation that takes a hit. The trade in […] Written by rovingreporters April 18, 2024April 27, 2024