Human Wildlife Solutions

Our mission is to preserve biodiversity by providing innovative, non-invasive & sustainable solutions to resolve conflict situations between humans and wildlife

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Do sharks hold their breath underwater? New study shows that they do! Read more below:

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#nature #sharks #science

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Follow the link below to read our latest monthly report for January 2020 #baboons #baboonmanagement

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We currently have a vacancy for a Field Manager for the Baboon Management Program based in Cape Town. Click below for more information:

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Read the latest news article below on managing baboons in Cape Town:

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#baboons #CapeTown

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HWS is appointed by the City of Cape Town to manage baboons on the Peninsula. A 24-hour baboon reporting hotline is available (071 588 6540). Call to report:
• baboons in the urban area/property
• baboon raids
• injured baboons
• incidents of feeding or harming of baboons

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Ever considered eating lab-grown food on a large scale?

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Millions of animals have been affected in the fires in https://t.co/gmi2YISNRY will take years for the environment to recover.

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We recently welcomed the new intake at Chrysalis Academy where 220 fresh recruits participated in the baboon induction course.
Chrysalis Academy are also celebrating 20 years of involvement in youth development, CONGRATULATIONS! Keep it up #ChrysalisAcademy!

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HWS participated in the Ocean View Multipurpose Centre holiday program. Baboon educational activities were carried out with young adults & children. We expose youth in baboon-affected areas to the role chacmas play in the Fynbos biome & how to make homes unattractive to baboons.

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Looking for a challenge to start 2020 off with? Why not do the Spekboom Challenge!

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#takethechallenge #wonderplant #spekboom

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A great white shark has been spotted around Seal Island in False Bay earlier this week, after months of absence.

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#sharks #nature

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Follow the link below to read our latest monthly report for November 2019 #baboons #baboonmanagement

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Did you know that conserving ecosystems is ​often more cost-effective than human-made interventions? Take a look at some other climate change facts you should know:

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Fossils belonging to mammal ancestors that died 309 million years ago, may be one of the oldest examples of parental care ever documented. The adult is protectively cradling a juvenile with its tail.

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Here is a selection of good news snippets from 2019! More detail is available if you select individual pictures.

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Wishing you a merry Xmas and relaxing festive season!

#happyholidays #familytime

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In 2019, researchers at the California Academy of Sciences described 71 new plant and animal species. For more information, follow the link:

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#science #nature #newspecies

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Follow the link below to read our latest monthly report for October 2019.

#baboons #baboonmanagement

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#HappyInternationalMountainDay

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Extraordinary 'super-group' of whales travels along South Africa's coast...Take a look at the article below:

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