Kolawole Talabi

Kolawole Talabi

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Kolawole Talabi is an independent journalist who covers the environment, science, culture and development from his native country, Nigeria. He succinctly profiles himself as a ‘narrator practising data-driven journalism.’ During his four-year career, he has written original pieces for Al Jazeera English, Earth Journalism Network, Mongabay.com and SciDev.Net. In 2015, he received the special award of the Haller Prize for Development Journalism for the article ‘Nollywood: A Farce or Force in Development.’ He holds a degree in human geography and he enjoys eating fish.

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Can public-private partnerships preserve the dwindling biodiversity of Lagos?

Kolawole Talabi 5 Jul 2016

Scientist makes painful discovery: a frog able to inject toxic venom

Kolawole Talabi 20 Jan 2016

New rat species find sheds light on Philippine mammalian diversity

Kolawole Talabi 20 Nov 2015

Scientists launch global shark and ray census

Kolawole Talabi 2 Nov 2015

Rare spotted leopards sighted on Malaysian Peninsula

Kolawole Talabi 28 Sep 2015

Zimbabweans near protected areas feel good about wildlife. Tourists? Not so much.

Kolawole Talabi 10 Jul 2015

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