Wild animal stocks in Kenya have drastically declined

By AfricanBioServices16 June, 2017Generalanimal stocks, giraffe, warthog, wildebeest

In accordance with other reports, researchers from AfricanBioServices partner organization, the University of Hohenheim in Germany can conclude… Read more

Livestock-wildlife trade-offs for pastoral livelihoods

By AfricanBioServices8 June, 2017Publicationslivestock, Masai Mara

Participants from AfricanBioServices took part in the publication of a new research paper. Read more

Sheep are not stupid or helpless

By AfricanBioServices2 May, 2017Generalarticle, sheep

Sheep are one of the most unfairly stereotyped animals on the planet. Almost everything we believe about them is wrong. Read more

Killing Kenya’s wildlife

By AfricanBioServices20 February, 2017Generaleland, elephant, endangered, rhino

Kenya lost nearly a third of its wildlife population in the last 40 years according to a new study. And more than a dozen wildlife species could become extinct in a couple of years unless urgent remedial measures were taken. Read more

Master’s thesis about the theory of planned behavior

By AfricanBioServices8 February, 2017MSc thesisattitudes, planned behavior, TPB

On December 5th, 2016, a master’s thesis affiliated with the AfricanBioServices project was completed at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) by the master student Andreas Søndergaard Heinrich. Read more