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EWT_Carnivores Leaders in African carnivore conservationšŸ¾šŸ†šŸ¦ Wild Dog, Cheetah & Lion
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09/10/2026

Lions. Cheetahs. African Wild Dogs. A living heritage we cannot afford to lose.
Each faces a different threat. The Endangered Wildlife Trust is working to keep them in the wild.

Donate to protect Africa’s living heritage. https://f.mtr.cool/t4qyyekpoy

A Rising Star in conservation ⭐We’re incredibly proud to share that Carnivores Conservation Field Officer Joseph Hlako h...
02/10/2026

A Rising Star in conservation ⭐

We’re incredibly proud to share that Carnivores Conservation Field Officer Joseph Hlako has been selected as a finalist for the WESSA Western Cape - Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa of South Africa Conservation Leadership Awards Rising Star Award.

Joseph’s work is grounded in practical conservation that brings people and wildlife closer to coexistence; from leading our Livestock Guardian Dog programme and supporting farming communities, to advancing the Honey Badger Friendly Initiative and helping protect threatened carnivores.

His energy, leadership and commitment to turning conservation science into real-world impact make this recognition so well deserved.

Congratulations, Joseph...the whole Pack is behind you. 🐾

29/09/2026

Safe for now is not the same as home. With only about 6,600 adults remaining in the wild, every African Wild Dog pack matters.

While suitable homes are secured, temporary housing, specialist care and monitoring continue. The Endangered Wildlife Trust also coordinates carefully managed relocations to help form and strengthen packs in suitable landscapes.

Donate to protect Africa’s living heritage. https://f.mtr.cool/g3sm08ugd3



Ford Wildlife Foundation, PAINTED Wolf Wines , Relate Bracelets Trappers Outdoor and Metrofibre strengthen this work. Their support enables fieldwork, monitoring, conservation action and new ways for people to contribute. But the threats continue, and there is still so much more to do.

Our Heritage Under Threat campaign has followed three of Africa’s most iconic carnivores: lions, cheetahs and African Wi...
23/09/2026

Our Heritage Under Threat campaign has followed three of Africa’s most iconic carnivores: lions, cheetahs and African Wild Dogs.

On Heritage Day, one of those stories goes live.

Join the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and Wildearth for special live segments from the EWT Carnivore Holding Facility, where a pack of 14 African Wild Dogs is waiting for its next safe destination.

Eugene Greyling, Field Officer in the EWT’s Carnivore Conservation Unit EWT_Carnivores , will join the livestream to share insights into the work involved in securing a future for this pack.

24 September | 15:30 SAST

In South Africa, watch on DStv or YouTube, or via the WildEarth website with a subscription. For global viewing options, visit https://f.mtr.cool/oqwlc9g04e

See what it takes to help secure a future for a living heritage we cannot afford to lose.

22/09/2026

The wait for a safe home is not a pause in conservation. It is conservation.

The Endangered Wildlife Trust EWT_Carnivores provides specialist care and monitoring while suitable homes and carefully managed relocations are secured.

Donate to protect Africa’s living heritage.
https://f.mtr.cool/najxpfjiac



This work is strengthened by Ford Wildlife Foundation, PAINTED Wolf Wines , Relate Bracelets, Trappers Outdoors and Metrofibre Their support enables fieldwork, monitoring, conservation action and new ways for people to contribute. But the threats continue, and there is still so much more to do.

Cheetah or Leopard—can you spot the difference?With the Greater Kruger Cheetah Census officially live, we’re sharing a q...
18/09/2026

Cheetah or Leopard—can you spot the difference?

With the Greater Kruger Cheetah Census officially live, we’re sharing a quick ID guide so you can help us keep field data accurate and protect these big cats!

Visiting Kruger? Here’s how to contribute:
1. Snap a full-body photo (side profiles are best!)
2. Scan the QR code on the final slide
3. Submit your photo, date, and location

Swipe through to test your ID skills and save this post for your next game drive!

17/09/2026

Seeing a Lion in the wild is a moment many people dream of. Yet Lions are being poached and targeted for the illegal trade in their body parts. With an estimated 20,000–25,000 remaining in the wild, every loss matters.

Through collaring, monitoring and tracking, the Endangered Wildlife Trust follows Lion movements, identifies threats and helps guide a faster response.

Donate to protect Africa’s living heritage.
https://f.mtr.cool/i5hmkl7o40

This work is strengthened by Ford Wildlife Foundation, PAINTED Wolf Wines , Relate Bracelets , Trappers Outdoor and SANParks Honorary Rangers . Their support enables fieldwork, monitoring, conservation action and new ways for people to contribute. But the threats continue, and there is still so much more to do.

16/09/2026

From the field to Rhino Peak, every kilometre has a purpose.

On 19 September, Team EWT will take on the Rhino Peak Challenge, raising funds to support conservation work protecting rhinos, cranes, Bearded Vultures, mountain species, the Drakensberg landscape and its vital water resources.

Thank you to Ford South Africa and the Ford Wildlife Foundation for helping keep our conservation teams moving, both in the field and on the road to Rhino Peak.

The Rhino Peak Challenge is organised by Running Man Adventures, with funds raised supporting the Endangered Wildlife Trust, the Bearded Vulture Recovery Programme and Wildlife ACT.
We climb for conservation.



Running Man Adventures Ford Wildlife ACT - Focused Conservation

The work of protecting lions is rarely simple; and much of it happens far from public view.In this episode of The @ Rege...
15/09/2026

The work of protecting lions is rarely simple; and much of it happens far from public view.

In this episode of The @ Regenerative Way Podcast, Marnus Roodbol, Project Manager in the Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Carnivore Conservation Unit, explores the realities of lion conservation across Southern Africa.

From poaching and human-wildlife conflict to traditional knowledge, tracking and collaring, the conversation offers an honest look at the coordination, patience and commitment required to keep lions and their landscapes protected.

Watch the conversation: https://f.mtr.cool/mgc9fa4yqz

What does it really take to protect a lion?I sit down with Marnus...

14/09/2026

To most of us, a Lion is an unforgettable sighting. To illegal traders, it is a collection of parts.

The Endangered Wildlife Trust uses collaring, monitoring and tracking to help identify threats and guide faster action.

Donate to protect Africa’s living heritage.
https://f.mtr.cool/z72hpocmxc



This work is strengthened by Ford Wildlife Foundation, PAINTED Wolf Wines , Relate Bracelets Trappers Outdoor and SANParks Honorary Rangers. Their support enables fieldwork, monitoring, conservation action and new ways for people to contribute. But the threats continue, and there is still so much more to do.

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