Wonder Chinhuru

Wonder Chinhuru is a marine biologist who volunteers with Greenpeace and Earth Life in Madagascar. He is set to receive a Master’s in public policy from the Walter Sisulu University in South Africa in May 2015.

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Poisoned profits: decades later Zambians pay the terrible cost of lead mining

28 February 2017

Environment

Poisoned profits: decades later Zambians pay the terrible cost of lead mining

Long-term exposure to lead affects everything from fertility to birth weight to childhood development. It can result in high blood pressure, [...]Read the full article

Poachers outgun Africa's vulnerable wildlife rangers

8 January 2016

Environment

Poachers outgun Africa’s vulnerable wildlife rangers

The backstory of "big game" hunting: the dangers, risks and plight of guarding threatened speciesRead the full article

Madagascar fisheries ravaged by foreign plunder

23 March 2015

Environment

Madagascar fisheries ravaged by foreign plunder

“Illegal fishing will push Madagascar’s ecosystem to the brink of collapse”Read the full article

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