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Across the world, migratory animals like wildebeest – which rely on movement to find food, water and calving grounds – are under threat.

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Soaring input prices over the past 2 years have been a concern for many producers, and for dairy farmers the cost of fertiliser has been a huge challenge.

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Trophy hunting is a controversial and multifaceted subject.

As conservationists and rangers work around the clock to protect Africa’s rhinos, scientists on the other side of the globe are attempting to unravel different aspects of the trade: including the perspectives and market preferences from actual consumers of rhino horn.

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Today’s poaching crisis that faces species such as elephants, lions and rhinos has spurred renewed debate in the country over the effetiveness of wildlife farming (also known as captive breeding or ranching) as a strategy through which to reduce pressures on wild populations while continuing to satisfy consumer demand with legal, sustainably farmed alternatives.

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For millions of years, elephants have undertaken seasonal migrations, following the rains that nourish the foliage they eat. On the way, they refashion landscapes, fertilise the grasslands essential for countless herbivores and help sequester carbon by spreading seeds.