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No citizen science, no future … BDI interviews Tony Archer

Posted on 04/07/2018 by admin

BDI travels to Klerksdorp to talk to an outstanding citizen scientist, Tony Archer. Tony has been involved with the second bird atlas since it started, and it i...

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Leopards get stressed. Here’s how we know – and why it matters

Posted on 28/06/2018 by admin

Leopard scat. Photo credit: Dieter Oschadleus -oo0oo- The article below, written by Andrea Webster, from theUniversity of Pretoria, is republished from The Conv...

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Birding plus numbers! I absolutely love both … BDI interviews Lisl van Deventer

Posted on 26/06/2018 by admin

Lisl van Deventer has birded extensively at many exciting destinations. Before she travels, she invests a lot of time learning the key features of the birds she...

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Citizen science in Nigeria: BDI interviews the founder of the South West Atlas Team

Posted on 18/05/2018 by admin

Adewale Awoyemi is a young citizen scientist, who lives with birds in the Sunbird Bush, about 7 km north of the city of Ibadan in southwestern Nigeria. He is cu...

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