Making Tsavo Safer for Painted Wolves
Painted wolves have been confirmed crossing the busy Nairobi-Mombasa Highway, connecting the populations of Kenya’s Tsavo East and Tsavo West…
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Coordinating Conservation Across Tsavo’s Painted Wolf Landscape
Painted wolves don’t recognise the boundaries between national parks, conservancies and community lands. As they move across the Tsavo landscape,…
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Live Webinar: Wildlife Conservation Network
You’re invite to a live webinar, hosted by the Wildlife Conservation Network. To mark the upcoming 2026 World Painted Dog…
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The Kambu Pack Dens Successfully in Tsavo Community Lands
The Kambu Pack numbered four adult individuals when the alpha female was first observed to be denning in May 2026….
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Let the Training Begin!
I am extremely excited to tell you that yesterday we opened the doors to our Painted Wolf Conservation Leadership Programme. This is…
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Driving Painted Wolf Monitoring in Kenya’s Tsavo East
Intensive monitoring is key to effective painted dog conservation in Kenya’s Tsavo Conservation Area 42,000 km² landscape. The Painted Dog…
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Supporting Kenya’s Key Painted Wolf Stronghold
Kenya’s most important landscape for painted wolves is the 42,000 km² Tsavo Conservation Area. A flagship project for the Painted…
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The Diane Skinner Conservation Award Winners
Shortly after Diane passed in 2022, I was contacted by her friends at the African Leadership University’s School of Wildlife…
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BBC’s Kingdom to air in America
BBC’s landmark natural history series, Kingdom, premieres in the US and Canada this Saturday 24th January and it’s absolutely worth a…
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