Dispersal Females Meet New Males in Lower Zambezi
Exciting news from Zambia’s Lower Zambezi. The young female painted wolves have been spotted with two males! These images of…
Read moreExciting news from Zambia’s Lower Zambezi. The young female painted wolves have been spotted with two males! These images of…
Read moreA major gap in painted wolf conservation is being addressed in north-east Nambia. The landscape, including Khaudum National Park and…
Read moreZimbabwe’s Hwange landscape is an important stronghold for painted wolves. The Umkhonto Pack success story over the last several years…
Read moreTo protect one of the country’s important painted wolf populations from disease threat, an emergency vaccination programme has been carried…
Read moreWhen eight females dispersed from the Jeki pack in Zambia’s Zambezi Valley, one was fitted with the satellite collar used…
Read moreThe Painted Wolf Conservation Leadership Programme opened its doors in June this year. This week, our newest cohort arrives from…
Read morePainted wolves have been confirmed crossing the busy Nairobi-Mombasa Highway, connecting the populations of Kenya’s Tsavo East and Tsavo West…
Read morePainted wolves don’t recognise the boundaries between national parks, conservancies and community lands. As they move across the Tsavo landscape,…
Read moreThe Kambu Pack numbered four adult individuals when the alpha female was first observed to be denning in May 2026….
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