Dangerous Animals and Outdoor Hazards

Assessing Risk, Managing Human-Wildlife Conflict and Responding to Life-threatening Situations in Remote Locations

NEW Book by Warren Schmidt

Paperback Available August 2026

Up-to-date, factual overview of dangerous animals, tropical disease and general outdoor hazards in Africa. Detailed information on venomous bites and stings. Richly illustrated with excellent photography and detailed distribution maps.

Up-to-date, factual overview of dangerous animals, tropical disease and general outdoor hazards in Africa. Detailed information on venomous bites and stings. Richly illustrated with excellent photography and detailed distribution maps.

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Cover of PDF book exclusive to  participants of the Pro-Class Series of online seminars by B & E Africa, titled "Biodiversity of Africa: Snakes of Africa" by Warren R. Schmidt, featuring a green mamba and smaller images of different African snakes.

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Articles

Stay informed with expert articles on Africa’s dangerous wildlife, outdoor safety, biodiversity, conservation, and key environmental issues.

Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the treasure trove of Africa’s rich biological diversity and natural heritage. Here we integrate all aspects of biodiversity into one holistic and interwoven fabric, from the smallest invertebrates to the enigmatic vertebrates —and botanical landscapes on which they depend.

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