Christy Bragg- MSc Conservation Biology
- Consultant at Christy Bragg Consulting
Christy Bragg
- MSc Conservation Biology
- Consultant at Christy Bragg Consulting
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Introduction
Although a resarcher by qualification, I am more interested in the bridge between research and impact, the communication thereof and catalysing partnerships that achieve results on the ground. Therefore all research and techniques interest me, and I enjoy finding the way the puzzle pieces slot together to get the bigger picture.
Current institution
Christy Bragg Consulting
Current position
- Consultant
Additional affiliations
August 2011 - May 2016
Independent Researcher
Position
- Programme Manager, conservation
Publications
Publications (6)
In response to a call from the Water Fund (TNC) the Freshwater Research Centre (FRC) initiated biodiversity, social, and governance assessments to conserve indigenous freshwater fish and associated aquatic ecosystems of the Upper Riviersonderend, Amandels and Du Toits Rivers in the Theewaterskloof Catchment (Western Cape, South Africa). These asses...
The potential economic and energy security opportunities of a medium to large shale gas resource could be substantial for South Africa; as are both the potential social and environmental risks associated with a domestic gas industry in the Central Karoo. The development of shale gas using vertical and horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing or...
The main aims of this study was to investigate hydraulic fracturing by performing a background review; developing an interactive vulnerability map; and developing a provisional screening level monitoring protocol. This study aimed to contribute knowledge on issues associated with hydraulic fracturing and highlight vulnerable areas for specific aspe...
The rehabilitation of orphaned animals is commonly practiced but rarely scientifically documented. The behavioural development before release (e.g. regarding hunting skills) is particularly important for ensuring animals are self-sustaining after release. We document the rehabilitation and release of three confiscated cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) cub...
Cape porcupines (Hystrix africaeaustralis) appear to have an important influence on landscapes through both biotic (foraging) and abiotic (soil turnover) impacts. Porcupine abundance and abiotic effects across the landscape were investigated in Nieuwoudtville, South Africa, a semi-arid area characterized by an extraordinary diversity and abundance...
