On a recent visit to the Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague where she was hosted by the Animal Physiology and Behaviour Research Team in the Faculty of Tropical Agricscienes, Dr Andrea Webster presented lectures on Wildlife Management and the use of stable isotopes to address conservation issues. She also participated in a scientific seminar where she outlined work from her PhD that focused on heavy metals in protected areas and her postdoctoral studies on black backed jackal and brown hyaena. In addition to networking, several research topics, funding opportunities and multidisciplinary research possibilities were discussed for future collaboration in South Africa and abroad.