Painted wolves on Science Friday
An opportunity to hear from carnivore biologist Gabi Fleury about their work to conserve painted wolves.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Charting a course for nature
African Parks 2020 Annual Report provides an incredible overview of their work conserving wild landscapes across Africa.
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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.
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Wildlife Act forms tracking tech company
Exciting development as NGO Wildlife ACT brings its expertise to a new wildlife tracking company.
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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.
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