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Project | 03
Conservation

This section of the website is dedicated to the historical-artistic heritage, nature, environmental and species conservation.
The last iconic feral horses of Namib. Read the photographic and historical essay to learn more: https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/feral-horses
The narration of events that brought to light the enigmatic bust-portrait of Queen Nefertiti. Read the article to learn more: https://34gallery.org/interludes/f/the-lady-with-a-luminous-face-queen-nefertiti-in-egyptian-art
Plastic pollution and stockpiling in landfills in Africa and the rest of the world are having a devastating impact on our eco-systems. Read the article to learn more: https://simukaafrica.org/news/f/sdg-6-plastic-pollution-africa
The magic of Namib: the most ancient desert in history. Read the photographic essay on fabulous deserts on earth to learn more: https://www.nonamecollectivegallery.co.uk/vol-4-100-art-photography-1/vincenzo-cohen-
or visit the photography gallery here:
https://platformeplanetearth.com/listing/vincenzo-cohen-imposing-wilderness/
Species at risk: read the report on the causes that led to the mysterious decreasing in number of the stunning Abyssinian lion in Ethiopia here:
https://simukaafrica.org/news/f/sdg-15-series-the-mystery-of-the-missing-abyssinian-lions

Southern & Western Morocco

Striped Hyaena Research Project is the conservation plan dedicated to the striped hyaena (Hyaena hyaena); one of the four most endangered hyaena species. The recovery species plan includes a study on the Berber hyaena (H. h. barbara) in the collective perception and the related Conservation status survey. The project focus on the increasement of the striped hyaena protection measures in Morocco to subsequently be used as a pilot project to be applied in Ethiopia. The project is accompanied by maps illustrating the Conservation status of the target species in the concerned territories.

Central & Southern Ethiopia

Maps illustrate the study areas and the sighting records of the target species in the two countries based on conservation surverys carried out over the years.


 

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