Botswana
Make way for the ungulates
It is simply visceral. Witnessing northern Botswana’s multiplicity of life, it imaginably harkens to our collective savannah beginnings or directly
February 19, 2020
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It is simply visceral. Witnessing northern Botswana’s multiplicity of life, it imaginably harkens to our collective savannah beginnings or directly
They’re not only concerned about the effects of climate change on rare species that need a lot of habitat, but
Outdoor recreation is increasingly recognized to impact nature and wildlife, yet few studies have examined recreation within large natural landscapes
Round River is pleased to be a nonprofit partner for the new short film Grizzly Country featuring Doug Peacock, Round
Doug Peacock, ,a co-founder and former Chair on the Round River Board, is stepping down and making way for our
On September 3 – 5, 2018, Round River, with its partners Natural Selection Conservation Trust, Botswana Predator Conservation Trust and
Round River participated in and helped to convene an important workshop in Botswana in early September
The following is an excerpt from an interview by Leath Tonino The Sun Magazine – April 2018…
What are the potential impacts of outdoor recreation on uncommon, discreet, solitude-seeking species like the wolverine? Recent media reports have
