Word from the CEO: Year-End
Reflecting on a transformative 2024, the EWT celebrates groundbreaking conservation achievements while preparing for its bold Future Fit Strategy 2025-2050.
Small Hands, Big Impact: A Greener Future for Lesotho
Lesotho’s youth unite for conservation, linking community cleanups to the survival of the Endangered Bearded Vulture.
Welgevonden Facility Expands for Cheetah Success
Welgevonden Game Reserve’s holding facility has relocated 40 Wild Dogs and reintroduced them to five areas. Now, a new Cheetah-focused expansion funded by Paul L King ensures the best care for future relocations.
Flood Brings Frogs to Life at Medike
The Sand River’s first flood in two years sparked a surge in amphibian activity on EWT’s Medike Reserve. A recent survey recorded 14 frog species, highlighting the ecosystem’s health and biodiversity in this vital Soutpansberg habitat.
Driving half a million kilometres for EWT
Ronelle Visagie reflects on 19 years of conservation fieldwork with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, covering 500,000 kilometers across South Africa to protect raptors, monitor wildlife, and ensure sustainable energy practices.
Determining how Elephant impact on Vulture breeding sites in the Limpopo River valley: new research
New research investigates how elephant populations affect vulture breeding sites in the Limpopo River Valley, highlighting the challenges to preserving riparian forests crucial for White-backed Vultures and other endangered species.