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The Unseen Threat of Pampas Grass in South Africa
Pampas Grass has found its way into countless South African homes and events. Yet it is an ecological menace that demands our attention.
Pampas Grass has found its way into countless South African homes and events. Yet it is an ecological menace that demands our attention.
lion populations have dramatically declined over recent decades, with the most recent estimates suggesting 20,000 to 25,000 wild lions remaining in Africa
The EWT is celebrating its 50th anniversary and as part of the celebration, we are hosting a day of inspirational and forward-thinking discussions to spark creative ideas about the future of conservation in Africa.
The first instalment of our journey to find and conserve the Lions of the Great Limpopo Transfronteir Conservation Area
The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Soutpansberg Protected Area Programme has established a multi-day hiking trail across the Western Soutpansberg.
Our team has been working with these properties’ owners in a truly collaborative effort to establish a world-class trail within the proposed Western Soutpansberg Nature Reserve.