Pushing (bio)boundaries in human-wildlife conflict
Botswana Predator Conservation is pioneering new ways to help reduce conflict between humans and predators such as painted wolves.
Painted wolf images give hope in Senegal
Very exciting photos of painted wolves in Niokolo Koba National Park in Senegal give hope for this critical population in West Africa.
It’s not just getting a bit warmer…
Researchers from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) have shown that rising temperatures from climate change and human pressures interact in ways that affect painted wolf mortality.
Charting a course for nature
African Parks 2020 Annual Report provides an incredible overview of their work conserving wild landscapes across Africa.
New research sheds light on large carnivores
A new doctoral thesis presents research from Ruaha-Rungwa in Tanzania and shows the challenges painted wolves face in this important landscape.
Wildlife Act forms tracking tech company
Exciting development as NGO Wildlife ACT brings its expertise to a new wildlife tracking company.
The nose knows when it comes to reducing stress
Researchers are trialing an innovative way to reduce stress during artificial formation of painted wolf packs.
MPCP up and running in 2021
The latest news from the Mara Predator Conservation Programme in Kenya.
SABC features the work of EWT
EWT’s work in the Kruger National Park was recently featured on SABC.
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