Ms. Caroline Ndlovu

Lecturer

38 Environmental and Life Sciences

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Education

M.Sc. in Biodiversity Conservation [N.U.S.T, 2019]
B.Sc. in Animal Science and Rangeland Management [Lupane State University, 2015]

Journal of Tropical Ecology
• [A. Sebata, R. Huruba, C.Ndlovu ,2019]. "Short duration overnight cattle kraaling in natural rangelands leads to increased tree damage by elephants’ Journal of Tropical Ecology

Miss C Ndovu specializes in the interdisciplinary fields of animal behavior, biodiversity conservation, and wildlife science. Her research focuses on understanding the dynamic interactions between humans, animals, and ecosystems. Key areas of her work include animal behavior and cognition, human-wildlife coexistence, biodiversity conservation in changing environments, and ecosystem management and restoration. Through her research, C. Ndovu seeks to explore how animal behaviour influences conservation efforts, promote sustainable relationships between humans and wildlife, and develop strategies to preserve biodiversity amidst environmental changes.

ndlovuc@lsu.ac.zw

00263778486500