Jessy PattersonSep 4, 20234 minBLOGLooking beyond the light: how does artificial lighting at waterholes affect mammal behaviour?Earlier this year, I wrote a blog post about one of my PhD dissertation chapters on carnivore diets. A few weeks ago, we kicked off data...
Dipanjan NahaJun 22, 20234 minNEWSTo cross or not to cross? The effects of fences around Etosha on large carnviore movement. Fencing represents one of the most common linear infrastructures in the world and is used for a variety of reasons, including wildlife...
Maddie MeltonFeb 24, 20233 minBLOGMonitoring wildlife crossing the fence between Etosha and the surrounding human landscape As the global human population increases, the competition for space and resources results in increased human-wildlife interactions from...
Dipanjan NahaDec 20, 20222 minBLOGAnimal husbandry, herding & livestock movements in the northern periphery of Etosha National Park Villages in rural Africa are multifunctional and play important ecosystem services in providing space for grazing, crop cultivation,...
John MendelsohnNov 7, 20224 minBLOGSeeds for a new generation of conservationists and scientistsEnvironmental science and conservation are life-long pursuits to understand and conserve the living world. Both vocations are built on...
ORC TeamNov 2, 20221 minNEWSThe end of an era at ORCNow comes the time for ORC to close a chapter. At the end of October, we had to say goodbye to John Mendelshon as he retires from being...