Conservationists from the EWT and its partners, the Chuilexi Conservancy, Niassa Carnivore Project, and WCS/ANAC from the Niassa Special Reserve (NSR) in Mozambique were recently astounded when one of their tracked birds started exploring the wider Mozambique landscape.
While it is never easy saying goodbye to our colleagues, we are proud that they are spreading their wings and contributing to much-needed capacity for the conservation sector. This is a fond farewell and best wishes to three of our pack members.
The Kafue Lechwe population in the Kafue basin has steadily declined from an estimated 80,000 in 1975 to about 23,000 in 2018, leading to its inclusion on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. For this reason, the International Crane Foundation/Endangered Wildlife Trust (ICF/EWT) Partnership is monitoring and working to conserve the Kafue Lechwe.
Each month, we bring you delicious, nutritious, and eco-friendly recipes that our staff members or followers love! Here is one from Emily Taylor, the EWT’s Communications Manager
A recent study co-authored by EWT scientists has tested a novel way of using lion scat to keep Wild Dogs off private land and safe from persecution.