Valuing what we have to prevent it from disappearing

(Before It's News)

I acknowledge that I’ve been banging on a bit about southern Africa over the last few weeks, but I defend my enthusiasm on the grounds that my first trip to the Kruger National Park profoundly changed the way I view extinction theory and conservation biology. Today’s post rounds off this mini-series with something I only […]

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