Saving spots and stripes
Roadkill is a significant threat to wildlife and people. Serval are often struck and killed by cars on the road
Using conservation canines to save our species from illegal wildlife trade
Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) is one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, and an ongoing poaching surge places particular strain on some of South Africa’s most threatened species.
The inaugural Global Congress for Linear Infrastructure and Environment.
The Endangered Wildlife Trust and the International Conference on Ecology and Transportation, otherwise known as ICOET, hosted the virtual Global Congress for Linear Infrastructure and Environment, on 20 and 21 September.
Science Snippets: What powers are attributed to vultures in traditional medicine?
Vultures provide many ecological, economic, and cultural benefits. However, several vulture populations are declining, in part due to the illegal capture and killing of vultures for traditional medicine.
Conservation Champion
A very big thank you to Nika Viljoen, who raised R5,600 for the EWT at her school.
Guest article: My journey in road ecology
A rewarding part of my career has been training and capacity-building and seeing people and organisations become local, regional, and world-leaders in their work. A highlight for me has been watching the growth of Wendy Collinson and the Endangered Wildlife Trust to become local and international leaders in transportation ecology.