EWT_Carnivores

EWT_Carnivores Leaders in African carnivore conservationšŸ¾šŸ†šŸ¦ Wild Dog, Cheetah & Lion
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21/08/2026

A collar is not a shield. It is a signal.

Lesego Mthethwa explains how monitoring lion movements helps the EWT and SANParks understand where lions go, how prides behave and how they use areas where the risks may be greater.

The collar provides the signal. What matters is how conservation teams respond.

Lion: Detect. Respond. Protect.

20/08/2026

The fastest animal on land is running out of room.

The Endangered Wildlife Trustā€™s EWT_Carnivores Cheetah Conservation Project works across reserves and borders to identify safe landscapes, manage populations, relocate Cheetahs and monitor what happens after release.

Every move strengthens a population. Every new landscape expands the future. Cheetahs need Space to Run.

With thanks to the Ford Wildlife Foundation and Metrofibre for supporting the EWTā€™s Cheetah conservation work.

19/08/2026

Every lion has a fingerprint. You just need to know where to look.

Lesego Mthethwa explains how unique whisker-spot patterns help the team identify individual lions, prevent double-counting and build a more reliable picture of the population.

One lion at a time, the bigger picture comes into focus.
Lion: Detect. Respond. Protect.

Nine Cheetahs were relocated in one day, but their story began with a successful reintroduction in 2022.After establishi...
18/08/2026

Nine Cheetahs were relocated in one day, but their story began with a successful reintroduction in 2022.
After establishing and breeding at Lalibela Kalahari Game Reserve, these young Cheetahs can now help strengthen populations elsewhere.

It is a powerful example of how one restored population can create opportunities for many more.

Cheetahs need Space to Run.

The Cheetah Conservation Project is driven by the Ford Wildlife Foundation and funded by MetroFibre.
With thanks to Lalibela Kalahari Game Reserve, WildlifeVets.com and Warmbad Dierekliniek.



Warmbad Dierekliniek Ford Metrofibre

13/08/2026

Look beyond the roar to the work securing a future for Africaā€™s lions.

Protecting lions begins with knowing what is changing, and where.

The Endangered Wildlife Trust, surveys populations, monitors prides and their movements, investigates emerging threats, and works with protected-area managers, conservation partners and communities to strengthen protection.

Every track, sighting, camera-trap image and collar signal contributes to a clearer picture, helping conservation teams detect change, direct resources and respond where lions are most at risk.
Because monitoring must lead to action.

Lion: Detect. Respond. Protect.
Support our work to secure a future for Africaā€™s lions: https://f.mtr.cool/rtkveghals

This Lion Day, there is a reason for hope.Over 95 days, a six-person Endangered Wildlife Trust team worked across the Kg...
10/08/2026

This Lion Day, there is a reason for hope.

Over 95 days, a six-person Endangered Wildlife Trust team worked across the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, using physical searches, camera traps and individual whisker-spot identification to build a clearer picture of its lions.

Monitoring can also show us where populations are resilient and provide the knowledge needed to help keep them that way.

Because protecting lions is not only about responding when populations are in trouble. It is also about understanding what is working and strengthening the conditions that allow them to thrive.

The survey was conducted in collaboration with SANParks, with support from the Lion Recovery Fund and Ford Wildlife Foundation.

Lion: Detect. Respond. Protect.

Behind every conservation success are incredible women.This Womenā€™s Day, we celebrate the women behind the Endangered Wi...
09/08/2026

Behind every conservation success are incredible women.

This Womenā€™s Day, we celebrate the women behind the Endangered Wildlife Trustā€™s Carnivore Conservation Unit.

From their star signs to the species they are passionate about, meet the remarkable women working on the front lines of carnivore conservation.

Strong women. Wild places. Lasting impact.

A pair of shoes might not seem like much... until your office is the African bush.Thank you to Sapmok for equipping our ...
04/08/2026

A pair of shoes might not seem like much... until your office is the African bush.

Thank you to Sapmok for equipping our field team with footwear thatā€™s built for conservation.

From monitoring to cheetah captures, weā€™re putting every step to good use.

03/08/2026

Purchase the limited-edition six-bottle Kruger Carnivore Case from PAINTED Wolf Wines and help support lion conservation in northern Kruger.

R600 from every case sold contributes towards GPS collars, monitoring and response systems through the Kruger Carnivore Fundraiser, a collaboration between Painted Wolf Wines, the SANParks Honorary Rangers and the Endangered Wildlife Trust.

A collar is not a shield. It is a signal.

It helps conservation teams understand where lions are moving, detect when something may be wrong and respond faster when threats occur.

Detect. Respond. Protect.

Purchase with purpose: https://f.mtr.cool/lodhfxzvkc

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