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Johannesburg, South Africa
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JOURNAL: Travelling to Rwanda
Anyone who knows me knows seeing gorillas in Rwanda has been a top bucket list item for years. In 2023 I was invited to present at ICCB in Kigali... Read more about my Rwanda adventures here stephanie-emmy.myportfolio.cā¦
I started this during my PhD research as a whole new way of understanding the Kruger National Park's history. Typically, historical accounts of the park position people of colour as largely absent, but Dlamini's research highlights an incredibly important and overlooked fact: 1/2
JOURNAL: Karoo dreaming
āWhatās underneath her?ā we whispered to Mzi, our guide, as we squinted in the setting sun behind a female cheetah, Naledi.
āThatāsā¦ cubs!ā he whispered back in shock. stephanie-emmy.myportfolio.cā¦
Buscher's conceptualisation of 'convivial conservation' served as an important source of inspiration in my research as a conservation psychology researcher. This book delves into the urgent need for conservation practice to undergo a revolution to be truly sustainable for all 1/2
Conservation photographyās primary goal is to have a positive impact on the environment, usually by raising awareness or changing policy. Photographers believe that images create emotional connections that often words alone might fail to achieve. stephanie-emmy.myportfolio.cā¦
Stephanie Klarmann retweeted
CITES #SC77 - Finally, #Laos is now subject to trade sanctions following years of advocacy by EIA and others, reporting its serial non-compliance on a number of issues including tiger farmingĀ andĀ trade
#illegalwildlifetrade #tigers
Stephanie Klarmann retweeted
EIA Legal and Policy Specialist Avinash Basker makes an intervention at CITES #SC77 today on #Laos, supporting suspension of all trade in CITES-listed species - which the meeting agreed
#tigers #illegalwildlifetrade
Stephanie Klarmann retweeted
This Womanās Month weāre highlighting sexism in the workplace for South African postgraduates in science. You can safely & anonymously share your experiences with us forms.gle/JZ783La1oPfzfhHY7 #phdvoice #ScienceTwitter #sciencepostgrad #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #academicchat
This Womanās Month weāre highlighting sexism in the workplace for South African postgraduates in science. You can safely & anonymously share your experiences with us forms.gle/JZ783La1oPfzfhHY7 #phdvoice #ScienceTwitter #sciencepostgrad #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #academicchat
This Womxnās Day, we would like to talk about something important. As a South African postgraduate, we want to create a safe space to share experiences of sexism anonymously. forms.gle/JZ783La1oPfzfhHY7 #AcademicTwitter #phdvoice #phdlife #phdchat @AcademicChatter
OPINIONISTA: Let Earth Day be about ending exploitation ā of people and the planet dailymaverick.co.za/opinioniā¦
Keen to hear other academicsā thoughts on phd thesis writing: what are the benefits (or not) of merging results and discussions sections in a qualitative thesis? #phdlife #AcademicChatter #phdchat @PhDVoice #AcademicTwitter
Stephanie Klarmann retweeted
Parliamentarians slam Departments of Agriculture and Environment for lack of answers on animal welfare.
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'Organisation Calls on SA Leaders to Help Protect 30% of Land and Sea by 2030' goodthingsguy.com/environmenā¦ @GoodThingsGuy @30x30NOW @environmentza