World Environment Day 2024
The Endangered Wildlife Trust celebrates World Environment Day 2024, highlighting the urgent need for habitat and land restoration to combat desertification and build drought resilience.
Going, going… Gone… EWT working to reverse habitat loss in South Africa’s drylands
Discover the urgent need to balance nature and development in South Africa’s arid regions through sustainable practices and innovative conservation efforts.
TORTOISE CONSERVATION – A RACE AGAINST TIME
South Africa, home to 13 tortoise species, faces a critical challenge in protecting these ancient reptiles from threats like habitat loss and crow predation.
Tales from the Field: Dropping in on the eastern Riverine Rabbit population
The Critically Endangered Riverine Rabbit is found in two known populations in the Karoo. In 2018, a third population was also found.
Documenting all the Biodiversity on Papkuilsfontein
The Endangered Wildlife Trust recently conducted a comprehensive biodiversity survey on the Papkuilsfontein proposed Protected Environment. Papkuilsfontein is situated near Nieuwoudtville in the Northern Cape in a region known for its rich and unique biodiversity. There were some fascinating results