Catching up with Lion Landscapes

The evolution of our Community Camera Trapping Programme

A Creative Approach to Wildlife Conservation Communication

Supporting Communities through Financial Literacy Training

Supporting landscape partners to manage their own data

Insights gained from collared lions in Selous-Nyerere

A focus on Selous-Nyerere’s African Wild dogs

Unlocking the value of large carnivore conservation for local communities

CCT+: encouraging positive conservation action by communities

Thrilling MBOMIPA Cup: Where sports and conservation unite

LEOs jump into action in the Wildlife Ranger Challenge

Strategic Plan 2022-2026

Expansion of the Lion Ranger Programme

Predator Proofing Bomas

Developing Conservation Contracts

Exciting research shows expanded range for cheetah and African wild dog range in the Ruaha-Rungwa landscape

Large carnivore assessment in Southern Tanzania

Ol Maisor Lion Rangers, Third in 2022 Wildlife Ranger Challenge

Football tournament, Ruaha

The Role of LEOs in Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation

Unexpected Benefits of a Canvas Boma

Simba Scholarship Selection 2022

Stephano Asecheka - Disney Conservation Hero

Human-Wildlife Conflict & Coexistence Case Studies

Counting Cats – Insights from new Lion Landscapes Research

Piloting Virtual Fences for Lions in Laikipia

Grounds for Hope: Regenerative Agriculture's Role in Wildlife Conservation

Wildlife’s Return on Investment: Community Benefits Delivered by CCT+

Celebrating Conservation with Culture

Supporting Corridor Monitoring in Southern Tanzania

From Kenya to Tanzania - Lion Landscapes Team Collaboration

Lion Density Analysis & Interpretation Workshop

Lion & Leopard Action Plan Workshop

Knowledge sharing - key to successful and collaborative conservation

Expanding Lion Ranger Work to Community Lands

Lion Rangers participating in Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2023

Communities Embracing Carnivore Presence

On 17 September, six Lion Ranger teams from Laikipia will participate in the Wildlife Ranger Challenge

#TrainLikeARanger - mental and physical challenges

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WildCRU Directorship

Introducing new board member: Caroline Chepkwony

Sharing ideas across landscapes

TAWIRI Conference

Unlocking the value of wildlife in the Ruaha Landscape

Landscape-scale assessment of large carnivores in Selous GR

Outreach programme in the Selous Landscape

Collaring lions on Mugie conservancy, Laikipia 

First LEOs trained

Research into alternative finance mechanisms

CCT+: Black leopard and other wildlife sightings build resilience for communities during climate extremes in Laikipia

Supporting women to become conservation leaders in their communities

Building resilience through working together

Scholarships

Supporting increased capacity of local wildlife authorities

Spotted hyaena less resilient to human pressures than thought

Encouraging Positive Conservation Actions by Communities

Improving the Resilience of Pastoral Communities

Update on Selous-Nyerere Large Carnivore Assessment

HWC conference

Strengthening Knowledge Sharing Between our Project Areas

Building Local Understanding of Tanzania’s Large Carnivores

Field Course: Human-Wildlife Coexistence and Savanna Ecology

Sharing Knowledge with Conservationists in DRC

Lion Friendly Livestock Certification Kick-Off

Collared Lion Settles in Meru National Park

Launch of our first Conservation Contract

New Programme: the Lion Extension Officers

One more Spotted Hyaena collared in village land

The fate of lions and vultures is intricately linked

Human-Wildlife Conflict work continues in Rufiji District

Community Camera-Trapping generates record points in Zambia

Meet the team: Grace Mainaa