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Susanne Shultz

Manchester
As seen in: British Ecological Society (Wiley), Nature, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Canada, Frontiers, The Conversation, Phys.org, The Wire (India), AllAfrica, Inkl and
Evolutionary Ecologist, Anthropologist and Conservation Biologist interested in how we arrived where we are and where we are going. Working mom/mum.
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Rhino: documentary unravels the challenges rangers face, but that’s not the whole story

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By Harald Zimmer, Susanne Shultz
| Manchester Voices: A student podcast from The University of Manchester
By Susanne Shultz, Professor of Evolutionary Ecology & Conservation, The University of Manchester On the western flanks of Mount Kenya lies the Laikipia plateau, an achingly beautiful landscape that is both a refuge for wildlife and a home to traditional Masai communities. Black rhinos, which were once nearly extinct, are now thriving on some of these conservation properties, thanks to the intense efforts to keep them safe.
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Rhino: documentary unravels the challenges rangers face, but that’s not the whole story

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By Susanne Shultz
| Tolerance Canada
By Susanne Shultz, University Research Fellow, University of Manchester On the western flanks of Mount Kenya lies the Laikipia plateau, an achingly beautiful landscape that is both a refuge for wildlife and a home to traditional Masai communities. Black rhinos, which were once nearly extinct, are now thriving on some of these conservation properties, thanks to the intense efforts to keep them safe.
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Rhino: documentary unravels the challenges rangers face, but that’s not the whole story

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By Susanne Shultz
| Inkl
On the western flanks of Mount Kenya lies the Laikipia plateau, an achingly beautiful landscape that is both a refuge for wildlife and a home to traditional Masai communities. Black rhinos, which were once nearly extinct, are now thriving on some of these conservation properties, thanks to the intense efforts to keep them safe. The new documentary Rhino tells the story of the people and the challenges faced to protect wildlife in this volatile landscape.
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