Publicly available records place Piet Lesiba Malepa in zoo-based conservation and amphibian program work, including research and implementation activities linked to Pickersgill's reed frog conservation.
His published work focuses strongly on Pickersgill's reed frog conservation, especially ex-situ breeding conditions, life-stage monitoring, and biodiversity planning partnerships.
Papers and guidance documents connect research outcomes directly to practical husbandry and conservation operations in institutional settings.
Items below are based on publicly accessible records and linked source material.
A 2014 dissertation record in the Unisa repository documents Piet Lesiba Malepa's MSc work on visitor perceptions of litter at Johannesburg Zoo.
View Unisa repository record ->Co-authorship and program outputs connect his work to JCPZ-linked amphibian conservation efforts, including Zoo Biology papers and field-to-husbandry knowledge transfer.
See Zoo Biology publication ->Publicly available husbandry guidelines and media references list management and welfare leadership context in support of amphibian conservation operations.
Open husbandry guideline ->Includes education background, active projects, and collaboration pathways.