Ubuntu Magazine; your magazine for nature conservation stories. We provide you with interesting and personal stories right from the frontlines of nature conservation.
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Issue 19 is here!
It only takes one person to spark change for nature. A decision to protect native species, listen to local communities or turn a passion for wildlife into meaningful action.
In Issue 19, we meet people who have done just that:
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Timm Döbert and Leanna Carriere are cycling the Americas to raise awareness about migratory birds through Wings of Survival.
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Inma Saranova went from radio broadcasting to leading Ibiza and Formentera Preservation.
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Scott Black turned his fascination with nature into a career protecting overlooked invertebrates at the Xerces Society.
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Gim Siew Tan discovered slime molds on her hikes, sparking her journey from hiker to naturalist.
Their stories show how a single decision, discovery or passion can make a real difference.
Discover these stories and more in Issue 19 of Ubuntu Magazine – available to read now!
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