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Matt Brown
Matthew Brown is director of conservation for The Nature Conservancy in Africa.
Matt's Posts
Searching for Africa’s Most Endangered Antelope
November 9th, 2012
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In the late 1970s, the hirola population was estimated to be nearly 16,000. Today, fewer than 400 individual animals are believed to remain, making the hirola the world’s most endangered antelope. More
The Long and Winding Serengeti Road
July 8th, 2011(4)
A proposed road through prime migratory lands has caused big controversy. Now the Tanzanian government has reached a compromise... so why aren't conservationists happy? More
