Ruaha update and Tusk awards news

November 25, 2014

WildCRU’s Dr Amy Dickman, a Tusk Award Nominee, was featured in the Telegraph on 21st November in the lead up to the Tusk Conservation Awards for her work in the Ruaha landscape, Tanzania’: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/africaandindianocean/tanzania/11244073/Tusk-Trust-Conservation-Awards-On-patrol-with-the-lion-guardians-in-Tanzania.html The latest update from the Ruaha Carnivore Conservation Project is now available: Read part 1 here Read part 2 ... Read full story

Are we solving the right problem? Working for human-bear conflict resolution in developing countries

November 10, 2014

WildCRU's Dr O Emre Can and Professor David Macdonald organized a half-day workshop titled “Are we solving the right problem? Working for human-bear conflict resolution in developing countries” at the 23rd International Conference on Bear Research and Management. The workshop was part of ... Read full story

Summer 2014 update from the Director

September 18, 2014

WildCRU’s Director, Prof David Macdonald, is back in Oxford after a very wet, but productive August, pictured in tropical rainforest with WildCRU’s Masters student, Iding Haidir, Kerinci, Sumatra, and Unit Manager, Dr Dawn Burnham and post-doc, Dr Cedric Tan, in Kedah, ... Read full story

New WildCRU article on illegal Pangolin trade

November 10, 2014

WildCRU’s recent work on illegal Pangolin product trade is featured in this week’s ‘The Conversation’. The full article is available online: Pangolin: illegal medicine trade threatens these scaly mammals with extinction.

Tusk Conservation Awards – Dr Amy Dickman nominated

October 8, 2014

The shortlist for the 2014 Tusk Conservation Awards has been announced, and we are thrilled that two of the three finalists have WildCRU links. Dr Amy Dickman, one of our Senior Research Fellows, has been nominated for founding the Ruaha Carnivore Project, which works to conserve lions ... Read full story

Ruaha Guardians compete in the Lion Guardian Games

September 17, 2014

The 5th annual Lion Guardian Games was held in Kenya’s Selenkay Conservancy, on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. The day is organised by the main Lion Guardians organisation in Kenya, and the Ruaha Guardians travelled up to take part, which was very exciting for everyone involved. The latest update on their work can be ... Read full story