The following article by Ewaso Lions’ own Paul Thomson first appeared on PBS’ NOVA Next on April 2, 2014 with the title Coexisting with Carnivores – Why It’s Not a Zero-Sum Game. It was late in the
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National Geographic Video Features Shivani Bhalla and Warrior Watch
National Geographic’s Explorers Journal has posted a short video featuring Shivani and our Warrior Watch programme. National Geographic writes: Researchers spend countless hours in the field
Speaking at the Conservation Conflicts Conference
I have just returned Aberdeen, Scotland, where I attended the ACES conference. The conference theme was “Conservation Conflicts: Strategies for coping with a changing world”. This was the perfect
Workshop for Carnivore Researchers
This week was the annual Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Carnivore Research and Conservation Workshop. It’s a great way for all of us involved in carnivore conservation to come together and provide
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Ewaso Lions Needs Your Help Today!
Today, we have a very special blog written by one of our key supporters, Chip Owen. Chip, who lives in San Diego, CA, has been a long time donor and advocate for conservation projects in Africa and
Warriors at Work
The Warriors from the Warrior Watch Programme have been engaged in conservation since January 2010. Following the success of the programme, we recently expanded into the neighbouring Mpus Kutuk
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Warrior Watch Expands to Mpus Kutuk
Warriors in Westgate have been engaged in conservation and part of our Warrior Watch programme since January 2010. The 5 warriors from Westgate Community Conservancy have remained enthusiastic and
In The Company of Warriors
Here’s another blog from Lauren Ross, our Ewaso Lions volunteer A photograph doesn’t do this place justice! This is one of many things I’ve learned about the Samburu area. I’ve tried to photograph as
First Days in Samburu
Today we have one of Ewaso Lions’ interns, Lauren Ross, write about her experiences in Samburu. Lauren is working on the Warrior Watch data and will be with us for 4 weeks. You will hear more from her
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Ewaso Lions Takes Warriors on Safari
Our warriors from the Warrior Watch programme have now been actively engaged in wildlife conservation since January. They are all doing really well and excited by their roles in conservation. As an