• R.I.P Cecil (2002 - 1st July, 2015)

    #Cecilthelion, Hwange Lion Project. Support Lion Conservation efforts. Donate now.
  • 2015 Shongologlo Tour offers for SATIB Conservation Trust supporters:

    Get up to 40% discount off published rates, and support our wildlife conservation projects. www.satibtrust.com/shongololo-express/
  • Graceful, Elegant, Explosive ... Endangered?

    Struggling to overcome human conflict, loss of habitat and lack of genetic variation
  • Intelligent, Self-Aware, Compassionate ... Vulnerable & poached for its tusks

    "The animal that surpasses all others in wit and mind" - Aristotle
  • R.I.P Cecil (2002 - 1st July, 2015)

    Dr Andrew Loveridge, WildCRU ... examining Cecil in 2013. Support Lion Conservation efforts. Donate now.
  • Secretive, Elusive, Stealthy ... Poached for its skin

    Poisoned, poached, hunted and trapped
  • Powerful, Majestic, Noble... Vulnerable

    Hunted & poached for its bones ... and losing habitat
  • Solitary, Peaceful, Surprisingly Agile ... Critically Endangered

    Hunted & poached for its horn ... and losing habitat
  • Efficient, Sociable, Cunning ... Endangered

    Persecuted, Sensitive to disease ... and losing habitat
  • R.I.P Cecil (2002 - 1st July, 2015)

    Dr Andrew Loveridge ... changing Cecil's research collar in 2013. Support Lion Conservation efforts. Donate now.

WildCRU

Founded in 1986, WildCRU is part of the University of Oxford, within the Department of Zoology. It is a recognised world leader tackling the emerging biodiversity crisis and wider environmental issues by bridging the gap between academic theory and practical problem solving. WildCRU, with over 50 researchers, is one of the largest and most productive conservation research institutes in the world. With a longstanding specialization in wild carnivores, and supported by Panthera, it is now pursuing the goal to become the world’s foremost university centre for felid conservation research. SATIB Conservation Trust has been a supporter of WildCRU’s Hwange Lion Project for over 5 years.

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