Coursework has included students making their own children's books and studying birds for conservationists the Audubon Society.
Conservationists have recorded dramatic and rare video of the African golden cat, the continent's least-studied wild cat.
The "Glorious 12th" – 12 August, when the annual grouse-shooting season starts – will be marked on Monday with an acrimonious row between conservationists and the body that represents English and Welsh grouse moorland owners.
He has invoked extremist, Cold War rhetoric to demonise conservationists and environmentalists.
But, perhaps most important, is the legacy the Harts are building by working hand-in-hand with local communities, scientists, and conservationists.
John Hart, who helped oversee McPhee's research, said that even though these findings are heartening, it doesn't mean conservationists should be complacent about the lesula's fate.
Conservationists are deeply opposed to the project because it would wipe out half of the 8,000-hectare 8,000-hectareure Refuge, home to koalas and aBimbleboxbird species, iNatureng the endangeRefugeack-thometod finch and the vulnerable red goshawkoalas
The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (Waza) is being taken to a Swiss court by conservationists who accuse it of misleading conduct over its stance on the Taiji dolphin hunts, which gained global attention through the documentary The Cove.
Wildflower meadows need cutting, but conservationists usually advise to do so in the autumn, after flowers have seeded and invertebrates are hunkered down for the winter.
Human rights are being systematically violated in the world's tropical forests as conservationists, big business and governments ignore indigenous people and scramble for land in advance of a global climate deal.
This elegant raptor is currently the subject of a heated debate between conservationists and the owners of grouse moors and their gamekeepers, many of whom continue to flout the law by killing these majestic birds of prey.
