As part of their coastal monitoring program, observers from the Strandloper Project have recorded two pods of Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins (Sousa chinensis) between Gericke’s Point and Buffalo bay, both pods […]
While the humans are away, the wildlife comes out to play. This was definitely true at Buffalo Bay this morning. As part of the Strandloper Project, we have mapped evidence […]
Trophic Cascades. The concept of trophic cascades is a relatively recent biological concept which describes the progression of nutrients and energy (calorific) through the food chain. There are numerous examples […]
With all the work on wind farms in dairy and wildernss areas that Amanda and I do, one animal behavioral trait that constantly amazes us is the ability of birds […]
In the midst of using modern technology to study Verreaux’s Eagle behavior and how it relates to wind farm development it is also important to admire the intricate interactions between a pair.
The security of the future requires a parallel pursuit of carbon negative energy production in conjunction with reduced energy consumption.
Baboon Spiders serve as apex micro predators and are ideal indicator species to measure the efficacy of environmental impact mitigation procedures on wind farm developments.
We observed interesting animal behavior in termites in the Eastern Cape. They had constructed an array of apertures on their mounds, only to seal them 90 minutes later.
Chasing Windmills and Sunbeams 