Conservation Canines Help to Combat Rhino Poaching
The EWT’s Canine Conservation Unit plays a crucial role in rhino protection, using detection dogs to track poachers and prevent wildlife crime across South Africa’s reserves.
Saving Vultures from poisoning and other threats
The Eye in the Sky project combines GPS-tracked vultures and innovative response systems, enhancing early detection and treatment of wildlife poisoning events in Africa.
Help from above: Feathered rangers take to the sky
The Eye in the Sky project utilizes GPS-tracked vultures to detect poisoning events, enhancing wildlife protection and response efforts across southern Africa.
Collaborative Action to Address South Africa’s Snaring Crisis
The inaugural Snare Mitigation Symposium emphasized the urgent need for action and collaboration to combat illegal wildlife snaring in South Africa, with a focus on community-driven solutions and innovative tools like canine detection teams.
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.