The Endangered Wildlife Trust Wild Dog Project monitors and conserves this highly endangered species through collaring and tracking, securing and expanding habitats, and ensuring that Wild Dogs receive rapid response when they are injured or under threat of persecution. This is achieved with a team of skilled field staff.
Visit the site: www.ewt.org.za
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Cape Town - As if their fight for survival isn't dire enough, a pack of endangered wild dogs in the Kruger National Park (KNP) has died due to natural causes.
After another constructive meeting with SANParks and the State Vet services a project proposal will be submitted to continue monitoring of Wild Dogs within Kruger National Park,...
Because of land clearance, urbanisation and the shrinkage of herds of prey, Africa's unique wild dogs are now restricted to scattered populations in parks and reserves.
ShockWildlifeTruths: Less than 450 African Wild Dogs left in SA
Soon after reaching their millionth-bracelet-sold mark, Cape Town-based social enterprise Relate Bracelets decided to take a look at the overall impact of the R17.5 million...
Soon after reaching our millionth-bracelet-sold mark, we decided to take a look at the overall impact of the R17.5 million raised in funds so far.
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It is a scary thought that in a few years’ time we might no longer have a rhino species to appreciate. We are currently facing the reality that is the Big 4.
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