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Feeling down? There are many #ReasonsforHope in this week's 7 stories of #ConservationOptimism🙌 Featuring: 🔥🦎A fiery new species of salamander 🇨🇱🦌Chile's work to save endangered deer 🐋🦄Deep sea mining rejection gives hope for narwhals ⬇️Read more⬇️ conservationoptimism.org/7-stories-of-o…

An extraordinary sighting of Liwonde National Park's wild dog pack as they enjoy the spoils of a reedbuck hunt. Fascinating & harrowing, read the full account of the kill from our Field Research Coordinator Benni Hintz and research volunteer Gill Garbo ➡️ lilongwewildlife.org/2022/05/30/wil…

📢 We're delighted to share our latest scientific publication from our Conserving Malawi’s Vultures project: 'Recent records of vulture nests in Malawi’s Southern Region'. We confirmed 3 breeding sites to prioritise for monitoring 📖 Read the publication: dx.doi.org/10.4314/vulnew…

Our July 2022 issue features a special section on felid conservation, with articles on cheetahs, leopards, lions, jaguars and more! 🐆 Discover it here: bit.ly/3nkOY9N

Cheetah reintroduction in Malawi brings vultures back to the skies bit.ly/3cJxFNG

More great news from Liwonde National Park! Camera traps set up by our biodiversity monitoring team have confirmed the arrival of nine African Wild Dog pups. This is the pack's second litter since reintroduction last year by African Parks, Endangered Wildlife Trust and DNPW

In Malawi’s Liwonde National Park, reintroduced cheetahs and lions are credited with the vultures’ return: their prey remains have increased food availability for the scavengers. bit.ly/3cRBW1i

One of our camera traps in Liwonde just spotted a Rüppell’s vulture! This remains the only area in Malawi we've seen this Critically Endangered species – usually found in only in eastern and central Africa #InternationalVultureAwarenessDay

When pangolin Jumbo's satellite tag went offline, we mounted a ground search but found nothing 🚁 A week later we picked up a faint signal from a helicopter. We landed and searched for hours through rugged terrain, eventually finding a burrow... Read more lilongwewildlife.org/2022/09/08/jum…

We’ve recorded 4 species of Critically Endangered vultures in Liwonde National Park after an absence of 20+ years. Their comeback is credited to the reintroduction of cheetahs & lions + the carcasses they leave behind Read the full article on Mongabay ➡️ news.mongabay.com/2022/07/cheeta…

Big find in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve. So proud of the LWT/biosphere research team for all their hard work there the last few weeks 😁

Congrats Rob Davis 🥳 filling knowledge gaps left, right and center!

🚨 NEW PAPER! We assess mesocarnivore carcass use & intraguild dynamics in Liwonde NP 🇲🇼 as part of the #FoodWebs special issue #CameraTraps & #FoodWebEcology 📸 In collaboration w. Olivia Sievert @EleanorComley Lilongwe Wildlife Trust #OA available for 50 days! 👇 authors.elsevier.com/c/1h46p8MrlBCx…

📣 The first confirmed record of an Egyptian vulture in Malawi! While tagging vultures in Liwonde National Park, we spotted an immature Egyptian vulture – the first recorded sighting of this Endangered species in Malawi. Read more: lilongwewildlife.org/2023/05/17/egy… #endangeredspeciesday

Really happy to be a part of this study and see the benefits of LWTs monitoring work for ecological research! 😊

🌴 We're hiring! We have openings for two positions at our Liwonde National Park research station – learn more ➡️ lilongwewildlife.org/jobs

If you're at @ICCB2023 🇷🇼🦍 and you're not all talked out by now, come along to AD11 at 12pm to hear about our Wildlife Ecology Lab lion monitoring work in Pilanesberg! 🦁🇿🇦📸

We celebrate #wordelephantday and highlight the need to protect the species for the benefit of people and wildlife. Read more about our historic 500 Elephants campaign: bit.ly/3sb58bp

🚨 New paper with Olivia Sievert @EleanorComley Lilongwe Wildlife Trust BiosphereExpeditions Happy to share our #NatureNote in Ecology and Evolution describing the first #cameratrap images of African wild dogs in Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve, Malawi! 📸🇲🇼 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

🚨 New Wildlife Ecology Lab paper in #FoodWebs We report on trophic interactions between #cheetah & #baboon and suggest baboons could be an underreported source of food loss & kleptoparasitism! Thanks to WildlifeACT in Hluhluwe–iMfolozi for some great 📸! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…