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Towards Harmonising Agriculture with Nature and Adapting to Climate Change in the Western Soutpansberg

Towards Harmonising Agriculture with Nature and Adapting to Climate Change in the Western Soutpansberg

The EWT and University of Johannesburg hosted a transformative workshop in Buysdorp, where vegetable growers and environmental students explored sustainable farming practices and climate change adaptation strategies

A speck of hope in a fragmented landscape: the story of the Widenham Wetland Protected Environment

A speck of hope in a fragmented landscape: the story of the Widenham Wetland Protected Environment

The Widenham Wetland on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast has been formally declared a Protected Environment, marking a significant step in conserving the Endangered Pickersgill’s Reed Frog and enhancing the site’s ecological integrity.

ICF/EWT Partnership Shines at IUCN’s first Africa Conservation Forum

ICF/EWT Partnership Shines at IUCN’s first Africa Conservation Forum

The 2024 Africa Conservation Forum, organized by IUCN, featured a workshop on Nature-based Solutions, highlighting community conservation practices and the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge to address biodiversity and climate challenges across Africa

Science Snippets: Science through the 50 Years: the species we work on

Science Snippets: Science through the 50 Years: the species we work on

The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and we are reflecting on our remarkable contributions to scientific discovery over this period.

A tribute to a beloved pack member – Dr Peter Mundyn

A tribute to a beloved pack member – Dr Peter Mundyn

Dr Peter Mundy was a pioneering African Vulture Conservationist who sadly passed away in February 2023. This is but a brief tribute to his full and exceptional life

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