This article examines the rise in militarized approaches towards conservation, as part of a
new 'war for biodiversity'. This is a defining moment in the international politics of …

Protected areas (PAs) remain central to the conservation of biodiversity. Classical PAs were
conceived as areas that would be set aside to maintain a natural state with minimal human …

Tourism geography has developed into a dynamic sub-discipline of contemporary South
African geographical scholarship. The investigation provides an overview of the …

How should we share the truth about the environmental crisis? At a moment when even the
most basic facts about ecology and the climate face contestation and contempt …

This contribution analyses the difficulties of biodiversity policy-making and the role of
science. It addresses biodiversity scientists' struggles to communicate the value of …

The southern African savannah landscape has been framed as an'Arid Eden'in recent
literature, as one of Africa's most sought after exotic tourism destinations by twenty-first …

The global wildlife tourism industry's sustained growth has placed significant degrees of
pressure on wildlife attractions, even though there is a push to make the industry more …

An important sector of animal-based tourism is wildlife tourism, which includes a diverse
base of attractions in captive, semi-captive and wild settings. We argue that actors (tourists …

The rhino-poaching crisis in South Africa, according to many concerned citizens,
conservation organisations and governments, is 'out of control'. With over 1000 rhinos …

Conservation organizations are increasingly using tourism and social media to raise funds
and support for anti-poaching interventions. This article examines how these strategies …