Department of Environmental Sciences
College of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences |
School of Environmental Sciences |
Department: Environmental Sciences |
Senior Lecturer
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Tel: |
011 471 2163
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E-mail: |
strauwm@unisa.ac.za
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Expertise
- Animal ecology
- Conservation physiology
- Ecophysiology
- Wildlife management
Qualifications
- PhD (Conservation Physiology), University of the Witwatersrand
- MSc (Wildlife Management), University of Pretoria
- BSc Honours (Wildlife Management), University of Pretoria
- BSc (Biological Sciences), University of Johannesburg
Currently teaching
Diploma in Nature Conservation
- Conservation Resource Management III (CVM3701)
Postgraduate Diploma in Nature Conservation
- Conservation in the face of climate change (NAT4805)
Postgraduate students currently under my supervision
- Ms J. Zemouche: Trophic ecology of rusty-spotted genet (Genetta maculata) and slender mongoose (Galerella sanguinea) in Telperion Nature Reserve, with a focus on dietary segregation as a possible mechanism of coexistence. (MSc, co-supervised with Dr K. Madikiza, Wits University, and Prof. E. Do Linh San, University of Fort Hare).
- Mr G. Knight: Adaptive sampling for estimating population variables of rare antelope in Kruger National Park. (MSc, co-supervised by Ms A Wilson; in collaboration with Dr S. Ferreira, SANParks).
- Mr K. Muller: The behavioural ecology of brown hyaena (Hyaena brunnea) in Shamwari Game Reserve, Eastern Cape Province. (MSc, co-supervised with Dr. K. Slater and Prof. D. Parker, University of Mpumalanga).
- Ms C. Kruger: Feeding and spatial ecology of brown hyaena Hyaena brunnea (Thunberg, 1820) on Mogale’s Gate Biodiversity Centre, Gauteng Province. (MSc, co supervised with Dr. K. Slater).
- Ms R. Roux: Spatio-temporal ecology of the rusty-spotted genet, Genetta maculata, on Telperion Nature Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa (MSc, co-supervised with Prof. E. do Linh San, Fort Hare). Under examination
Postgraduate students recently completed (2015)
- Ms M. F. Blanco Pérez: Is sharing caring? Springhare burrow use by carnivores, birds and rodents (MRes, Imperial College, London) co-supervised with Prof. M.J. Somers (University of Pretoria).
Field of Specialisation
- Conservation Physiology
- Animal ecology
- Wildlife Management