Catching up with Lion Landscapes
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Newsletter Archive

January 2023
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Strategic Plan 2022-2026
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Expansion of the Lion Ranger Programme
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Predator Proofing Bomas
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Developing Conservation Contracts
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Exciting research shows expanded range for cheetah and African wild dog range in the Ruaha-Rungwa landscape
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Large carnivore assessment in Southern Tanzania
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Ol Maisor Lion Rangers, Third in 2022 Wildlife Ranger Challenge
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Football tournament, Ruaha

July 2021
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New Lion Defenders and Conflict Officers in in Ruaha
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Collaring two lions in Laikipia
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The Community Scouts in Rufunsa Go Digital
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Tracking Lion Movements to prevent predation and conflict
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Protecting Cattle and Livelihoods
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Lion Lights as a prevention tool
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Engaging the youth
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Batteries and medicines for the JAZ village cluster
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Lion Carbon - Hear from the Community Beneficiaries
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Preparing for Selous survey
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​Camera Traps Deployed for Brand New Survey in Zambia
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July 2023
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Lion Density Analysis & Interpretation Workshop
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Lion & Leopard Action Plan Workshop
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Knowledge sharing - key to successful and collaborative conservation
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Expanding Lion Ranger Work to Community Lands
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Lion Rangers participating in Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2023
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Communities Embracing Carnivore Presence

January 2022
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Sharing ideas across landscapes
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TAWIRI Conference
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Unlocking the value of wildlife in the Ruaha Landscape
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Landscape-scale assessment of large carnivores in Selous GR
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Outreach programme in the Selous Landscape
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Collaring lions on Mugie conservancy, Laikipia
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First LEOs trained
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Research into alternative finance mechanisms

July 2022
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Strengthening Knowledge Sharing Between our Project Areas
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Building Local Understanding of Tanzania’s Large Carnivores
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Field Course: Human-Wildlife Coexistence and Savanna Ecology
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Sharing Knowledge with Conservationists in DRC
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Lion Friendly Livestock Certification Kick-Off
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Collared Lion Settles in Meru National Park

October 2021
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Launch of our first Conservation Contract
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New Programme: the Lion Extension Officers
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One more Spotted Hyaena collared in village land
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The fate of lions and vultures is intricately linked
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Human-Wildlife Conflict work continues in Rufiji District
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Community Camera-Trapping generates record points in Zambia
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Meet the team: Grace Mainaa