World Wildlife Day - a Chat With Richard Davis
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Wildlife across the planet faces unprecedented challenges, from habitat destruction and illegal wildlife trade to climate change and human-wildlife conflict.
According to the World Wildlife Fund, nearly 60% of global wildlife populations have declined since 1970.
As the world unites to celebrate World Animal Day on 4 October 2024, EcoTraining, Africa’s leading field guide training institution, calls for greater action to reverse this trend through the power of education, ensuring the survival of our planet's species.
According to the World Wildlife Fund, nearly 60% of global wildlife populations have declined since 1970.
As the world unites to celebrate World Animal Day on 4 October 2024, EcoTraining, Africa’s leading field guide training institution, calls for greater action to reverse this trend through the power of education, ensuring the survival of our planet's species.
