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Our sapphire tower (Puya alpestris) blossomed today for the first time in five years. It is native to the Chilean Andes where its flowers - an improbable shade of blue - are visited by birds.

Coca, my emotional support animal and Woofler's mate at the Oxford Biology, fully supports this motion. facebook.com/share/v/1AL2ao…

❄️ When the weather turns up on the Sanetti Plateau, the #BaleMountains can start to look very polar! 🏔️ A real reminder that #EthiopianWolves are high-altitude specialists, here at over 4000m elevation. 🎥 Abdi Samune Adrien Lesaffre Sandra Lai @sandralai.bsky.social

What do you feel when you see these #Ethiopianwolves? We need your feedback on the comments. This is my favourite videos EWCP Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Master Of Weird Little Guys 🐬 Sandra Lai @sandralai.bsky.social Claudio Sillero WildCRU, Oxford Wildlife Conservation Network Don-Jean Léandri-Breton jlee VOA Afaan Oromoo Dawit Arega-@VisitEthiopiaTours

The awe of discovery: rare and *Critically Endangered* #Upemba #lechwe photographed in Kamalondo Depression, south DRC. IUCN Red List #Kobus leche ssp. anselli* #UpembaNationalPark theguardian.com/environment/20…

Valmik Thapar was a force of nature. A pioneer and champion of the cause of conservation, a man who lived life by his own rules, spoke fearlessly and fought courageously for what he believed in. My deepest respect and admiration for him and for his unmatched contribution to

Rest in peace Valmik Thapar, formidable conservationist. What an honour to have met you. indianexpress.com/article/india/…

Our EWCP delegates, Prof Claudio Sillero, Dr Jorgelina Marino and Dr Sandra Lai, just arrived in Lunteren, Netherlands, for the International Conference Wolves Across Borders 2025! 🧵1/ #WAB2025 #WildCRU #OxfordBiology #OxfordUniversity #WolvesBorders #conservation #research

EWCP founder and director, Prof Claudio Sillero Claudio Sillero, will be giving a plenary talk on wolves in Africa, and will be part of a panel session on the wolf debate within dynamic politics, misinformation and social media. 2/

Prof Claudio Sillero on wolf species biogeography, threats and the way forward in Africa, going from the widespread generalist cryptic African wolf to the specialised endangered Ethiopian wolf and the “wolf proxy”, the painted dog (African wild dog). #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

A message of hope from EWCP founder: “The threats are many but canids are versatile, they will find way”—Prof Claudio Sillero #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

🔊 SOUND ON! It’s amazing! 🤩 Listen to the winners of the wolf howling contest at #WolvesBorders #WAB2025 The competition was fierce!!! So many great contestants 🐺🎶

EWCP Science Director, Dr. Jorgelina Marino, on the potential impact of climatic variables on Ethiopian wolf breeding phenology. #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

EWCP Senior Scientist, Dr Sandra Lai, on habitat loss, connectivity of Afroalpine patches and potential impacts for Ethiopian wolves. #WAB2025 #WolvesBorders

🌍🐺 Wolves Across Borders 2025 — EWCP joined the Himalayan Wolves Project and WildCRU colleagues in Lunteren to represent wolves from Africa, Europe & Asia. A powerful global gathering sharing field insights & coexistence strategies. Thanks to all who came to listen & share!

In 2020, a male Ethiopian wolf in the Simien Mountains sustained a severe leg injury caused by a gun shot. Unable to keep up with his pack, in a place as harsh and exposed as the Ethiopian highlands, that’s usually the end of the story. But this time, it wasn’t.

WildCRU is relocating to the Life and Mind Building, bringing some changes to our Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation Practice. From 2026, our course will begin in late September and run until May, with applications for our next course expected to open in early 2026.

Found a gigantic giant mole rat hay pile during morning trap check #EWCP #fieldwork

Most Ethiopian wolf packs in this remote area were in a canine distemper virus vaccine trisl. Recapturing some will provide valuable information on survival and immunity, another step in our work to save these guardians of the Roof of Africa from the brink of extinction.

In my internet café overlooking Chalalaka, near our Harobache lake camp (Bale Mountains, 3,800m).  Capturing and vaccinating #Ethiopianwolves Bale against the ever-present threat of disease.