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Roads versus roams â can culverts save Greater Krugerâs leopards on deadly R40 highway (opens the original)
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The charismatic cats are slipping through tunnels snaking alongside the national park. Africa Geographicâs new documentary, Spots on the Line, tracks researchers using cameras and dogs to understand how wildlife moves through them â and if the answer to collisions on the road above has been beneath our wheels all along. Somewhere along the R40 through Hoedspruit, South Africaâs safari capital in Limpopo province, a leopard reaches the road and has a choice. It can cross the asphalt, where
âTheyâve found sheep up in treesâ â inside Britainâs âblack leopardâ mystery (opens the original)
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In South Africa, a carcass hauled into a tree immediately suggests âleopardâ. In rural Britain, witnesses reportedly say they have seen exactly that â feeding a debate over whether big cats are living and breeding in the countryside. Somewhere in Kent, opposite a sheep farm, thereâs a story that would sound less peculiar if it came from the African bush. The farmers occasionally lose sheep. Unremarkable, perhaps. What they allegedly stumbled across afterwards is not. âTheyâve found t
The krill crisis â why the Southern Oceanâs most critical species is under threat (opens the original)
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The Southern Ocean fishery hit its precautionary threshold on 12 August for a second consecutive year, forcing it to close more than three months before the seasonâs end. Celebrities and South Africa blasted the deadlock. When spatial rules aimed at spreading catches across the harvesting grounds expired in late 2024, and China and Russia blocked their renewal, the krill hit the diplomatic fan. After all, removing the allowed catch across a broad area over an entire season does not necessarily
ConCourt ends Shellâs Wild Coast oil and gas lifeline in victory for coastal communities (opens the original)
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Apex ruling overturns order that gave companies another chance to preserve an âunlawfullyâ granted offshore exploration right. The Constitutional Court has ruled in favour of Wild Coast communities and environmental organisations, overturning an order that had allowed Shell and Impact Africa another opportunity to preserve an offshore exploration right. The apex courtâs judgment, delivered on Friday, 14 August 2026, brings to an end the companiesâ attempt to retain the right through anot
The $100m-buck gamble: Should an extinct SA antelope roam the Cape again? (opens the original)
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Texas biotechnology company Colossal Biosciences wants to bring back the bluebuck from extinction. The projectâs significance may extend far beyond reviving the long-lost species, said to have sported a blue-grey hide. The species disappeared from the Cape about two centuries ago. If Colossal Biosciences succeeds, South Africa could become a major test for a radically different vision for conservation â one built around reproductive breakthroughs and venture capital. Now Colossal, the compan
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