Wild Dogs Travelled Thousands of Kilometres in Search of a Mate
GPS tracking in Zambia shows how African wild dogs can cross enormous distances between populations. But snares and…
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Research, conservation and new discoveries
A continuing selection of new studies, conservation projects and important developments connected to species in the archive.
Habitat conditions help explain why some African buffalo translocations succeeded in Mozambique
A 2026 analysis of African buffalo translocations in Mozambique found that habitat suitability helped explain success and failure,…
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Four of Five Strategic Lion Translocations Met All Four Success Criteria in Mozambique
Among nine livestock-conflict lion translocations in Mozambique, four of five strategically planned moves met all four study-defined success…
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Nine Female White Rhinos Bring Zinave’s Introduced Population to 39
Nine female white rhinos were moved from South Africa to Zinave National Park in June 2026, completing the…
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Models Identified Potential Elephant Connectivity Areas Far Beyond Mozambique’s National Parks
Using 284,752 GPS fixes from 27 elephants, a 2026 study modelled potential connectivity across southern Mozambique. Human modification…
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Targeted Poaching for Lion Body Parts Appears to Be Expanding Across Africa
A 2026 review finds that targeted poaching of African lions for body parts appears to be increasing in…
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