Proactive conservation in an era of damage control
Even without the devastating impacts of this pandemic, the Earth is going through a dramatic and unprecedented crisis.
Conservation NGOs bring immense value to society, economy and the environment
What value does the conservation NGO sector really bring to our country? Even under normal circumstances, these are fair questions for donors wanting to know how their money contributes to the greater good
The Wild Dog Relocation Diaries
Recently, Derek van der Merwe and a dedicated team undertook an essential Wild Dog relocation in the Waterberg.
Jimmy Muheebwa scoops a Species Recovery Award
On 3 March 2020, Uganda joined the rest of the world in celebrating World Wildlife Day. As part of the activities to commemorate World Wildlife Day 2020, the government of Uganda, through the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, recognised people and institutions that have made unique and significant contributions to the sustainable conservation and development of wildlife resources in Uganda.
Celebrating a world of wildlife in the city
Late last year, the EWT took the leap and made the move to our forever home in Midrand, in the heart of Giant Bullfrog country. It was only fitting that we would celebrate this exciting new chapter by launching our new home in the build up to Leap Day.
Winning the race against extinction
We were pleased to be part of a very special evening on 4 December 2019, aimed at celebrating International Cheetah Day, which takes place each year on that date, where we showcased the work being done by the EWT’s Cheetah Conservation Project. This event was generously hosted by PwC South Africa, one of the primary sponsors of this work.