As spring starts to bloom this year, you may feel the urge to tidy your lawns, but we’re encouraging you to think twice about mowing this May! Delaying the first mow can make a meaningful difference for local wildlife. No … Continued
In honor of International Tapir Day, we’re proud to share a guest blog written by our partners at the Baird’s Tapir Survival Alliance (BTSA): When we think about conservation, we often imagine something idyllic: vast forests, thriving wildlife, and calm, coordinated … Continued
I recently wrapped up another one of my very favorite activities, participating in the Wildlife Conservation Network’s Rising Stars Graduate Scholarship Program. This program awards scholarships to help cover costs for Masters or PhD studies to young wildlife conservationistsand wildlife veterinarians from lower income countries, and … Continued
Our conservation team has been experimenting to better understand the predators that interact with local turtle populations, especially through the clues they leave behind. Turtles may carry the evidence of these encounters on their shells in the form of bite … Continued
We’re proud to have supported Lion Landscapes for several years, an organization dedicated to protecting Africa’s large carnivores while working hand-in-hand with local communities. Through conservation research, education, and meaningful employment opportunities, Lion Landscapes helps create a future where people … Continued