Celebrating our 2024 to 2025 Master’s students
Celebrating our 2024 to 2025 Master’s students
View ArticleLearning from the wolves: 30 years of science in action
Learning from the wolves: 30 years of science in action
View ArticleNew African Wildlife Foundation app highlights conservation work
One of WildCRU’s partners, the African Wildlife Foundation, has teamed up with Steller to showcase conservation stories in a new app, which combines photos, video and text. The result is an engaging...
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Cheering news from Cecil’s pride – David Macdonald reports that Jericho has cubs
These are frantically busy days for us in Oxford as Andy Loveridge and I plan the future of our Hwange-Okavango lion project at a time when so much is changing for lion conservation – much of it...
View ArticleBubye Valley Conservancy
We have been asked whether WildCRU is involved in a proposal by the Bubye Valley Conservancy and Martin Nel Safaris to raffle a lion either to be hunted as a trophy or to be radio-collared by their...
View ArticleNew research led by Sandra Baker assesses welfare impacts in wildlife management
Human-wildlife conflict is a global issue and, where people try to manage this conflict, any impacts on animal welfare should be minimised where possible. However opinions on impacts vary widely so...
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