Mayibongwe Musariri
Mayibongwe Musariri Class of 2026, Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Leadership A Journey of Discovery: Internship at Loisaba Conservancy: Integrating Livestock, Community, and Conservation … Early in
Mayibongwe Musariri Class of 2026, Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Leadership A Journey of Discovery: Internship at Loisaba Conservancy: Integrating Livestock, Community, and Conservation … Early in
Research updates Pastoralism and Wildlife Debate In April, the School of Wildlife Conservation (SOWC) hosted an insightful debate titled “Pastoralism and Wildlife: Advantages and Challenges.”
Judith Nankunda Class of 2026, BSc (Hons)EntrepreneurialLeadership (BEL) Internship Story … Expectation vs Reality Landing a new opportunity in Kenya was incredibly exciting, especially since
Debate III TitlePastoralism and wildlife: advantages and challenges … 11th April 2024 Watch the debate Overview An insightful discussion about the interdependencies and challenges between
DeborahAkintayo Class of 2024, BA Global Challenges Eko Cycle: FB’s Journey Through Lagos … Someone once said that change starts where you are—using what you
Graff Innocent Phiri Year 1, Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Leadership A Journey of Discovery: My Internship Experience with Game Rangers International … When I set foot
Nadine’s OA Marine Hub Reflection … Expectation Vs. Reality When I began my internship at the marine hub hosted by Oceans Alive, I had certain
Lauryn’s OA Marine Hub Reflection … Expectation Vs. Reality When I embarked on my internship journey, my initial expectation was to work with an organization
Sylvie’s OA Marine Hub Reflection … Expectation Vs. Reality When I first applied for the Marine Hub internship, I had high hopes and dreams, but
Samuel’s OA Marine Hub Reflection … Expectation Vs. Reality When I first started my internship, my expectations revolved around adapting to a new environment and
Georgina’s OA Marine Hub Reflection … Expectation and Community Engagement When I first joined the Marine Hub, I had high expectations. I was excited to
Debate II Mixed wildlife-livestock systems: Opportunities and associated challenges Register here … Overview Date: 3rd May 2023 Time: 15h30-16h30 CAT Register here Although mixed land
The Marine hub experience so far The African Leadership University School of Wildlife Conservation (SOWC) has collaborated with Oceans Alive, a marine conservation organization, to
Samuel’s Experience at the Oceans Alive Marine Conservation Hub It’s hard to comprehend how quickly time passes, and it’s been a whole month since I
Christophe Nsengiyumva The Linkage Between Wildlife, Governance, and Economic Growth in Africa Introduction … Wildlife resources are reliable sources of livelihood and survival for many
The African Leadership University’s School of Wildlife Conservation opens the first marine hub in Kenya to enable the next generation of ocean conservationists The School
Debate I A debate on whether or not the UK should ban the importation of hunting trophies The much-anticipated launch of our Wildlife Economy Debate
Lara Dendy Young I am Lara Dendy Young, Co-Founder of Conservation Club, based in Cape Town South Africa. As a sustainability enthusiast, my foremost career
Why consider a Career in Conservation? By Deborah Oluwagbeminiyi Akintayo I was a young Nigerian girl in Lagos. Tired and extremely frustrated from applying for
Ecovironment Tackles Plastic Pollution Through Commercializing Plastic Bricks And Tiles In Sierra Leone. “I grew up in the Bumeh Slum- a community where we contend
Debora Oluwagbeminiyi Akintayo Our third year student Deborah Oluwagbeminiyi Akintayo spoke to Travel Africa Magazine this month about how we can engage Africa’s youth in
Driving over the Rumble Strips By Raini Sydney Driving across rumble strips on the road is one of the most unquiet experiences for most motorists.
The Case for More Games About Wildlife By Gautam Shah The success of the games industry should no longer come as a surprise to anyone.
Akshay’s Story Don’t be afraid of failure, push through the barriers and be bold in the pursuit of your dreams. -Akshay Vishwanath In my full-time
Mamadou How my internship helped me discover my entrepreneurial spark My name is Mamadou Diallo, a young conservation leader at the African Leadership University School
Daniella Sach “I am a strong believer that we need to shift the story of conservation to bring it into everyday people’s lives no matter
Wassa Cisse “For a long time, I have been observing the financing models used to support conservation and climate efforts around the world, and there’s
Catherine Chumo “ALU provided a larger picture which aided in enhancing work at the national and community level in African conservation.” “Almost any skill or
Christian Mugabe As the Director of Business Conservation at the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association, a role I assumed very recently. The organization’s mission is to
Earth Day 2022 By Mike Musgrave, Faculty, SOWC As we marked Earth Day 2022, I’ve enjoyed the change of season from winter to spring. I’ve
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