Fidelis ZvomuyaState of the World 2011Originally published at books.google.com.Mar 30, 2019Mar 30, 2019
Fidelis ZvomuyaZim: Climate change puts Muzarabani on knife edgeStanding under a Musawu tree, in the middle of her homestead, three months pregnant, Muchaneta Kagodo, is terrified, as changes in climate…Mar 30, 2019Mar 30, 2019
Fidelis ZvomuyaIWMF Fellowship offered to 10 South African journalistsSelected reporters will undertake a rigorous investigative journalism fellowship that focuses on developing in-depth reporting on a wide…Mar 30, 2019Mar 30, 2019
Fidelis ZvomuyaFidelis ZvomuyaSOUTHERN AFRICA: Land Reform Underfinanced and FailingMar 30, 2019Mar 30, 2019
Fidelis ZvomuyaWars kill wildlife in Africa’s protected areas, study findsResearchers have found that wars and armed conflict have led to severe declines in large mammal populations in Africa’s protected areas.Jan 11, 2018Jan 11, 2018
Fidelis ZvomuyaRebuilding Kissama: war-torn Angola’s only national park affected by deforestation, but…Conservation organizations, government reintroducing wildlife from other countriesJul 24, 2014Jul 24, 2014
Fidelis ZvomuyaIs there hope for bonobos?This is the third part of a series. Part 1 discusses the formation of Sankuru Nature Reserve and the general state of bonobos. Part II…Jul 18, 2014Jul 18, 2014
Fidelis ZvomuyaPoaching, fires, farming pervade: protecting bonobos ‘an enormous challenge’ (Part II)This is the second part of a series, Part 1 of which discusses the formation of Sankuru Nature Reserve and the general state of bonobos.Jul 17, 2014Jul 17, 2014
Fidelis ZvomuyaWill the last ape found be the first to go? Bonobos’ biggest refuge under threat (Part I)This is the first part of a series, Part II of which discusses the specific threats faced by bonobos and Sankuru Nature Reserve.Jul 16, 2014Jul 16, 2014
