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Human-wildlife conflict, News

Vultures successfully released after poisoning incident

Vultures are in crisis, threatened by human-wildlife conflict and poisoning events. Organisations like the EWT are helping to save vultures

News, Poaching

>2,000 vultures now feared poisoned in Guinea-Bissau – largest mass mortality ever

Over 2,000 critically endangered hooded vultures have died across Guinea-Bissau of poisoning due to belief-based use.

Decoding science

Vultures of the Old World

“When one thinks about vultures, one envisions a bald-headed, blood-thirsty scavenger waiting for something or someone to perish. We have been brought up to believe that evil surrounds vultures, and this has led to cinematography portraying the species in a negative and unloved light. This has most certainly contributed to the species being disliked and …

Vultures poisoned
Natural history, News, Poaching

Catastrophic breaking news: 537 vultures found poisoned in dark day for Botswana conservation

Botswana’s Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) has announced that they have recently identified a poisoning site with 537 dead vultures (comprising five species) and two tawny eagles.

Hunting, Natural history

Hunting causes life-threatening build-up of toxic lead in vultures

Research in Botswana has revealed that fragments of lead from recreational hunter ammunition are finding their way into vulture bloodstreams, and represent a significant threat to these critically endangered scavengers.

Natural history, News

Mass poisoning incident leaves lions, vultures dead near Ruaha

A mass poisoning incident in the Wildlife Management Area just outside Ruaha National Park has left six lions and over 70 vultures dead.

Natural history, News, Poaching

49 Vultures poisoned near Kruger National Park

The poisoned bodies of nearly 50 vultures have been found by rangers in Mozambique‚ just a short distance from the boundary of the flagship Kruger National Park.

vulture poisoning
News, Poaching

65 endangered vultures killed in poisoning incident

65 vultures and a tawny eagle found dead in a poisoning incident on a private farm north-west of Hoedspruit.

Natural history

Giving life to Cape vultures

Maggie explains how the endangered Cape vultures are hatched at VulPro.

Climate change, Decoding science

Africa’s migratory animals under threat

UN report: Africa’s migratory animals – from wildebeest & birds, to dugongs & whales – are under threat due to habitat loss and climate change

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2024 Weekly Selection: Week 4

Photographer of the Year 2024 is finally here! Enter for a chance to win a safari and to sponsor a lion research collar

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2024 Weekly Selection: Week 1

Photographer of the Year 2024 is finally here! Enter for a chance to win a safari and to sponsor a lion research collar

African Parks, Liwonde, Malawi

Picture-perfect Liwonde

Kingsley Holgate & his Afrika Odyssey expedition team are connecting 22 parks managed by African Parks. Read about their trip to Liwonde NP

Decoding science

Who’s been sleeping in my bed? New study identifies the bird species that use hamerkop nests for breeding

Hamerkops create one of the largest nests of any individual bird in the world. But other bird species use these nests for breeding

African Parks

Resilience and renaissance in Matusadona

Kingsley Holgate & his Afrika Odyssey expedition team are connecting 22 parks managed by African Parks. Read about their trip to Matusadona NP

Decoding science

Net win – saving Africa’s trees from elephants

New research shows that wire-netting can be used to significantly increase tree survival by reducing elephant impact on large trees

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

East vs Southern African safari; the animal toll of electric fences; combination Big-5, chimp & gorilla safari; and Africa’s deadliest cat – this week with AG

Tanzania

Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara, home to millions of migratory flamingos & high elephant densities, is the perfect base from which to start your Tanzanian safari

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

The science of keeping Kruger’s rhinos safe; help collar lions to secure their future; ultimate Cape Town to-do list; and see the zebra migration – this week with AG

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Bush meets beach; vultures released; travel to the Delta; and all there is to know on your Maasai Mara safari – this week with AG

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