And a river runs through it

What would researchers at the Centre for Invasion Biology and students of the UCT’s new Environmental Humanities MPhil course have to say to each other?

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A remnant patch of Renosterveld in the Piketberg area, reflecting substantial landscape modification. Components of the soil fauna in these patches are dominated by invasive alien species. Image: S.L. Chown.

Human impacts on biodiversity in southern Africa: how much do we know?

The influence of human activities on biodiversity is extensive and worldwide. In fact, there may not be any untouched region as the impacts of anthropogenic climate change and occurrences of biological invasions are ubiquitous across biomes.

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