• The search for novelty continues for rewilding 

  Hayward, M.W.; Jachowski, D.S.; Bugir, C.K.; Clulow, J.; Krishnamurthy, R.; Griffin, A.S.; Chalmers, A.C.; Linnell, J.D.C.; Montgomery, R.A.; Somers, M.J.; Kowalczyk, R.; Heurich, M.; Caravaggi, A.; Marnewick, K.A.; Di Blanco, Y.; Shuttleworth, C.M.; Callen, A.; Weise, F.; Scanlon, R.; Moehrenschlager, A.; Howell, L.G.; Upton, R.M.O. (2019)

• Bringing objectivity to wildlife management: welfare effects of guardian dogs 

  Allen, B.L.; Allen, L.R.; Ballard, G.; Drouilly, M.; Fleming, P.J.S.; Hampton, J.O.; Hayward, M.W.; Kerley, G.I.H.; Meek, P.D.; Minnie, L.; O'Riain, M.J.; Parker, D.M.; Somers, M.J. (2019)

• The world needs BRICS countries to build capacity in invasion science 

  Measey, J.; Visser, V.; Dgebuadze, Y.; Inderjit; Li, B.; Dechoum, M.; Ziller, S.R.; Richardson, D.M. (2019)

  Developed countries are producing policies to reduce the flow of invasive species and control or eradicate existing invasions, but most developing countries are under-resourced to tackle either aspect without help. Emerging ...

• Has strategic planning made a difference to amphibian conservation research in South Africa? 

  Measey, J.; Tarrant, J.; Rebelo, A.; Turner, A.; du Preez, L.; Mokhatla, M.; Conradie, W. (2019)

  Background: Conservation relies on the strategic use of resources because monies for conservation action are limited, especially in developing countries. South Africa’s Frog Atlas project established a baseline for the ...

• Locomotor performance constrained by morphology and habitat in a diverse clade of African frogs (Anura: Pyxicephalidae) 

  Rebelo, A.D.; Measey, J. (2019)

  Understanding how morphology relates to function and how the two change across species in different environments and regions can provide clues to the drivers of speciation and diversity within a clade. Locomotion is a vital ...

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