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Karen Codling Projects Part 1

Building upon the lessons of the past, and recognizing that the creation of enclosed protected areas is a successful conservation strategy, and that tourism provides a compelling incentive for governments and communities to institute environmental and conservation measures, the AfriCat Foundation is now focusing on researching the ecology of the flora and fauna in an enclosed protected area, the Okonjima Nature Reserve, in order to learn lessons for the Reserve, and other enclosed protected areas, on the management of such areas, and to contribute to national policy development on enclosed protected areas as a conservation strategy, whether they are enclosed by fences or by human habitation. Specifically, AfriCat research is enabling us to better understand the altered ecology of wildlife within an enclosed, protected area and interactions between wildlife species and between wildlife and their environments, including the reversal of land degradation. AfriCat is undertaking much of this research directly but is also collaborating with, and welcomes further collaboration with, other researchers and institutions to enhance research design, analysis, learning and sharing.