Some of our fascinating science saturday posts
It is generally understood that our knowledge of the status and trends in African Lion (Panthera leo) numbers is relatively poor, and the collective ability of governments and the wider conservation community to identify priorities or to assess the impacts of interventions, is limited.
Science Snippets Is the neighbourhood going to the dogs?
Carnivore species that overlap in their use of space, food or habitat are called sympatric carnivores, and competition for resources between these species can lead to conflict and death.
Suburban bliss for biodiversity
Biodiversity plays an important role in urban ecosystems and restricted access to it can profoundly affect human wellbeing.
Inspiring young scientists – the EWT Conservation Science Unit in action
Young South Africans are the conservation champions of tomorrow.
Science Snippet: Vessel collisions with marine animals
There is increasing concern globally about the effects of maritime vessel collisions with marine animals.
Science Snippet: Wild Dogs – South Africa’s most Endangered carnivore
Across Africa, there are only an estimated 6,600 Wild Dogs that occur in the wild, making them the continent’s 2nd most Endangered carnivore behind the Ethiopian Wolf.
The Uganda Crane Festival 2020 draws Grey Crowned Cranes to the celebrations
The unusual happened as the International Crane Foundation/Endangered Wildlife Trust/NatureUganda Partnership celebrated cranes on 2 March 2020 in Kabale, Uganda.
The EWT and the Conservation Coaches Network host South Africa’s first CCNET Coach Training
Conservation organisations, like the EWT are tackling complex and urgent environmental issues across the globe.