The Arabian Tahr: A Mountain Ungulate in Need of Protection
The Arabian tahr is classified as Endangered by the IUCN. Learn about its ecology, the threats it faces, and how Nature for People and People for Nature is working to protect it.
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Field notes, case studies and opinion pieces from our consultants, interns and partners.
Why we treat safaris as conservation sites
A long-form piece on how safaris and zoological collections host functional analogues of regionally extinct species — and what that means for biodiversity outside the fence.
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Chalk grassland: a practitioner's restoration log
Six months of scrub clearance, green-hay re-seeding and orchid monitoring across a degraded Wessex downland site.
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CHSA in practice: what HSBC-financed projects actually need
A walk-through of IFC Performance Standard 6 and how we turn it into a defensible Critical Habitat Assessment.
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