On this episode of Rewildology, we explore the power of conservation psychology and photography to drive behavior change and protect South Africa's iconic wildlife. Host Brooke Mitchell sits down with Stephanie Klarmann, PhD, a pioneering researcher in the emerging field of conservation psychology, and Karabo Magakane, a Wild Shots Outreach leader using her photography skills to reconnect communities to nature. Stephanie and Karabo provide an unflinching look at the complex cultural and socioeconomic dynamics underlying most conservation issues in the country They also share inspiring examples of how shifting human attitudes through approaches like conservation psychology and photography can help ensure South Africa's unparalleled biodiversity survives for future generations. It's a candid discussion filled with hope about the role everyday citizens can play in protecting and rewilding their environments.

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