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October 1, 2019 In Conservation & Wildlife Management, October 2019 - Volume I-4, Regional News, Rural Communities & Livelihoods By Pedro vaz Pinto

The Latest on Angola’s Giant Sable

By Pedro vaz Pinto

READ TIME 8 MINS

Since 2003, Pedro vaz Pinto has worked to conserve the giant or royal sable (Hippotragus niger variani, better known in Angola as Palanca Negra). This is his latest report from the Cangandala and Luando reserves, where, thanks to his relentless efforts, this enigmatic antelope still thrives.READ MORE

October 1, 2019 In Book, Film and Scientific Paper Reviews, October 2019 - Volume I-4 By Silvio Calabi

Book Review: Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian

By Silvio Calabi

READ TIME 5 MINS

CF’s Co-Editor reviews Dr. Michael D. Kock’s book Through My Eyes: Journey of a Wildlife Veterinarian. This eye-filling, readable chronicle of a life well spent seems to confirm what so many Nova, Nature and NatGeo TV shows hint at: That a career in wildlife conservation might just be as rewarding and even romantic as it appears.READ MORE