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Care for Wild: Social, Ecological, and Government Interdependence within Rhino Conservation
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In February 2023, the Care for Wild founder and her team were planning for the future of their organization. Care for Wild had recently received a request from a potential international donor to outline the interdependencies for the social, ecological, and organizational aspects of the operation to determine how funding could help strengthen these areas. Care for Wild was a not-for-profit rhinoceros sanctuary based in South Africa that was facing various challenges and opportunities. Over the course of the organization’s first 12 years, Care for Wild had been committed to helping rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned rhinos, a species that was at threat of extinction. The founder was aware that a healthy and holistic system approach was needed for Care for Wild’s future. She was now tasked with articulating the complexities and interdependencies between these two areas. Her response to the potential donor’s request would also reinforce the importance of resilience within the organization’s socio-ecological environment.
學習目標
This case is appropriate for graduate- and executive-level courses on management. The case can also be incorporated into units on sustainability and sustainability management, partnerships, and complex adaptive systems. After completing this case, reviewing video clips, and participating in the discussion and analysis, students will be able to <ul><li>demonstrate an understanding of socio-ecological systems and identify the interdependencies inherent in a socio-ecological system;</li><li>identify the complexities of managing the interdependencies between social, environmental, economic, and organizational issues, whether they are based on profit or not; and</li><li>understand socio-ecological resilience and analyze how organizations can pursue effective strategies.</li></ul>