WildCRU is currently involved in over 50 species and landscape conservation initiatives at country, continent and global levels. We engage diverse groups in conservation and our research often informs national and international policy making. Evaluating and tracking our conservation impact is integral to our work.

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2023 Impact Report

We are pleased to share the 2023 Impact Report detailing outputs from WildCRU researchers and collaborators.

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The first International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence

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Addressing human-wildlife conflict in Botswana and Zimbabwe

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A gender perspective on sustainable wild meat use in the tropics

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Mitigating human impacts on wild animal welfare

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Considering animal welfare issues in conservation translocations

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Evaluating invertebrate welfare

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IUCN Lion assessment

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Groundbreaking research by the Bornean Carnivore Programme

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Modelling tiger numbers and genetic diversity for translocations

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Dusky clearwing and Dartford warbler: re-wilding success in Oxfordshire

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Understanding diverse perspectives in conservation

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Conservation children’s books

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New IUCN Behaviour Change Task Force

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Can video games inspire players to support conservation?

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