EWT Drylands Conservation team participates in 2024 Fynbos Forum
Members of the Drylands Conservation Programme shared insights on golden mole conservation and community partnerships at the recent Fynbos Forum in Stellenbosch.
News from the Field – Translocation Tales: The Carnivore Range Expansion Project
The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Carnivore Range Expansion Project focuses on reintroducing African Wild Dogs to enhance conservation efforts and restore ecosystems across South Africa.
Ghostly Decline: Unveiling Tadpole Trends in Table Mountain’s Critically Endangered Frog
The Table Mountain Ghost Frog, a critically endangered amphibian, faces severe threats from habitat loss and sedimentation, prompting new research on conservation strategies.
Addressing hunger, food insecurity, and under-nutrition through a reduction of food wastage and sustainable agriculture
Addressing hunger and food insecurity requires a collective effort to reduce food waste, adopt sustainable agricultural practices, and promote ethical consumption choices.
A Snaring Concern
Snaring, driven by the bushmeat trade, poses a severe threat to South Africa’s wildlife, but innovative solutions like anti-poaching canine units offer hope in combating this silent killer.
First Carbon Offsetting Project for 90,000 Hectares Registered
The EWT and International Crane Foundation have launched a pioneering carbon offsetting project in the Drakensberg, protecting crane habitats while supporting sustainable land management and biodiversity.