After nearly being eliminated during Mozambique's long civil war, the large mammals of Goronogosa National Park have rebounded dramatically in the past decade, thanks to an innovative conservation partnership. Many ecological legacies of this conflict remain, but some are already being erased. This talk is about lessons learned from Gorongosa about how African savannas work, how their species interact, and how ecological communities reassemble after being pushed to the brink.
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The following seminars will be given at 3pm on Tuesdays (except for Week 8, which is at 10am) Convener: Dr S. Carvalho.
