Oppenheimer Generations Research & Conservation

Did you catch us on CNN International over the last few days? Broadcast across DSTV Channel 401, the Oppenheimer Research Conference featured on the 'Inside Africa' programme, hearing from young delegates at the event on the importance of young voices in developing solutions to climate change. #OGRC #ScienceBeyondBoundaries #ORC2024

Last month the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference took place in Azerbaijan. The event concluded on the 22nd of November, having covered a variety of topics of concern, ready for action. Here, we’ve summarised key talking points and achievements from the event. What are your thoughts on the outcomes? #OGRC #COP29 #COP29Azerbaijan #BakuBreakThrough

OGRC attending the 2024 SanParks Kudu Awards at the Gallagher Convention Centre - well done to all the worthy winners #sanparks #OGRC #Oppenheimer #KuduAwards2024 #LiveYourWild

Officials from the Zimbabwe Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development (MLAFWRD), Department of Livestock Research, recently visited Shangani Ranch. The visit, from 24-27th November, enabled the officials to appreciate Shangani Holistic’s work in mitigating the effects of climate change through our efforts in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the livestock sector. #OGRC #ClimateChange #ClimateChangeMitigation #Livestock #Zimbabwe

Join us on Wednesday 27 November for our latest Tipping Points webinar reflecting on COP16. This episode will feature Jason Dozier, Solange Bandiaky-Badji, and Angus Middleton as they examine this year’s COP16, exploring the key shortfalls and imperatives. The discussion will be facilitated by Katy Roxburgh. Register here to reserve your spot on what is likely to be a fascinating discussion: https://shorturl.at/eC81s #OGRC #Webinar #COP16

Yesterday we signed two MoUs to support increased access to research and education facilities. Our MOU with Chinhoyi University of Technology aims to increase collaboration on areas including biodiversity conservation, renewable energy initiatives and community-based conservation programmes. We also signed an MoU with the ALU School of Wildlife Conservation to establish their first terrestrial African Centre of Conservation excellence. #OGRC #Biodiversity #AfricanExcellence

They say necessity is the mother of all invention and these inspirational women standing alongside Duncan MacFadyen are a true testament to that. It was such an honor meeting Bogadi Letsile , Joanne Adero and Tariroyashe Marufu at Earthshot week. From pioneering novel carbon capture techniques, to sustainable fertilisers and even exploring the use of drones to tackle some of Africa’s most pressing challenges, their ingenuity and dedication are lighting the way for meaningful change across the continent.

Duncan MacFadyen and Rendani Nenguda are at The Earthshot Prize for it’s first African-based awards ceremony. With 15 finalists from around the world, within 5 categories: protecting and restoring nature, cleaning our air, reviving our oceans, building a waste-free world, and fixing our climate. We’re excited to hear more about the important and innovative work which they carry out daily. #OGRC #EarthshotCapeTown  

We are at the African Wildlife Economy Colloquium, hosted by the African Wildlife Economy Institute. The event bring together leading experts, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to unlock the potential of Africa’s wildlife economy. #OGRC #WildlifeEconomy

Delighted to have attended The Long Run's annual meeting which was held at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve this year. Our Research Associate, Pumla Dlamini, spoke on the panel ‘Connecting with Science: How to Integrate Research for Greater Influence’, highlighting the important work which we do to increase the impact of research across Africa and bring it to a greater audience. #OGRC #InIt4TheLongRun #ScienceForImpact