A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Eva Shitaatala

A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Natukunda Irene Kananura

Terrestrial ecosystems within the Sub-Saharan belt are not an exemption from discussions of how richly biodiverse the continent is endowed. Uganda, not only one of the most biodiverse around the World, but also within the continent contains up to 17% of its total land mass under terrestrial protected area cover. Irene Kananura takes us through the factual realities with the livelihoods around the landscapes that contain these protected and conserved area ecosystems.

A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Achare Elvis Ayamba

Marine Protected Areas, just as terrestrial ecosystems are vital for conservation of lifeforms uniquely suited for these habitats. However, the reality of these ecosystems seems to take a different direction. Episode 5 takes us through the experiences of Achare Elvis Ayamba from Cameroon, a Marine Biologist working to reverse this trend- seemingly becoming the status quo.

A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Ghaamid Abdulbasat

Contrary to the most pre-known notion of biodiversity in the context of terrestrial ecosystems, this episode brings forth a different paradigm from the fresh water ecosystems- particularly from Tanzania richly endowed with multiply freshwater ecosystems. In this episode, Ghaamid Abdulbasat, an Eco-hydrologist from Tanzania delves into what we should know about Freshwater ecosystems from the context of protected and conserved areas.

A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Knowledge Musekwa Vingi

The third episode of the season explores the dynamics of protected and conserved area conservation efforts from a vast Savannah landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa, the lived experiences of an Knowledge Vingi, an Ecologist from Zimbabwe.

A just Natural Africa- Protected and Conserved Areas with Eva Shitaatala

The second episode delves into the experiences of protected and conserved area co-management from a socio-economic lens. Eva Shitaatala brings forth her experiences from Marine and Freshwater Conservation in Namibia.