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Read MoreNature’s Valley Trust 2022 Review
Read the inspiring NVT November 2022 Newsletter…
Read MoreWWF Living Planet Report 2022
The report shows that global wildlife population sizes have dropped by an average of 69% in just under 50 years.
Read MoreAfrican cheetah introduction to India raises serious concerns
African cheetah introduction to India raises serious concerns amongst scientists and suggests an alternative plan. The Cheetah Introduction Action Plan developed by the Wildlife Institute of India and the National Tiger Conservation Authority of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, is incomplete since many scientific findings from contemporary work on […]You will need a paying or partnership membership plan to access this content! Register for a membership plan to access this page.
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Inspiring women working in conservation in South Africa.
Read MoreWCSA22 Before, During and After
#WCSA22 is almost here!
The below will tell you how you can get involved before, during and after the Wildlife Conservation in South Africa 2022 Online Fundraising Event and Conference.
Read MoreAmbassador / Emma
Ambassador Profile – Emily Seed, University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Read MoreAmbassador / Elli
Ambassador Profile – Elli Verrocchi, Royal Veterinary College, London, UK.
Read MoreA Guide to Fundraising Campaigns and Donations
For some donors, the thought never crosses their minds, but for others, they want to know the ‘what, when, where, how and how much’ side of things. Here is a breakdown of fees, third-party fundraising sites, restricted and unrestricted funding and more…
Read MoreWildlife Vet Experience – August 2022
Live blog of the Wildlife Vet Experience – August 2022
Follow the journey of students from UK universities (including the University of Glasgow, the University of Liverpool, the University of Nottingham, and RVC in London), plus a recent RVC, London graduate, and a vet nurse, as they tackle their biggest, most exciting and most daring vet placement to date…the Wildlife Vet Experience 2022 with The Expedition Project and Enza Safari!
Read MoreThe Most Trafficked Mammal in the World
If you’re one to advocate against the illegal wildlife trade and the illegal trafficking of wild animals, then the Wildlife Vet Online module on Pangolins is for you!
Read MoreA Virtual Journey to South Africa
A virtual journey to South Africa through education of some of the most endangered species on the planet is the best way to describe the Wildlife Vet Online series.
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