ethiopian wolf conservation programme
Ethiopian wolves are only found in the mountains of Ethiopia, where some 500 survive in small populations threatened by habitat loss and diseases. They are the guardians of the roof of …
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2024年10月2日 · In a paper published in Wildlife Biology this month, we worked out a new population estimate for the Ethiopian wolf. The updated figure suggests that there are now 454 …
About us - Ethiopian Wolf
Today EWCP is recognised as a world leader in the field of carnivore conservation. The Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme (EWCP) is a partnership between the University of Oxford’s …
The wolves - Ethiopian Wolf
Taxonomy, distribution & status wolf genetics and populations. Ecology & behaviour how they feed and act. Afroalpine ecosystem the Roof of Africa
Threats - Ethiopian Wolf
In the Ethiopian highlands these rapid changes create complex challenges for the wolves and other fascinating endemic species. Due to its montane specialization the Ethiopian wolf was …
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2024年11月20日 · In a paper published in Ecology this month, we discuss a fascinating Ethiopian wolf behaviour – and one of the first recorded instances of plant-pollinator interaction involving …
One Health | Ethiopian Wolf
The plan, backed up as part of the National Action Plan for Ethiopian wolf conservation, identifies four main areas of action: • controlling diseases in reservoir dogs, • reducing dog-wolf contact, …
Contact - Ethiopian Wolf
© 2024 - A WildCRU endeavour in partnership with Dinkenesh Ethiopia, Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority, and Regional Governments. Chiefly supported by WCN.
Our vision | Ethiopian Wolf
Our mission is to secure viable and ecologically functioning Ethiopian wolf populations and habitats, and to emphasise its role as a flagship for the conservation and sustainable use of …
EWCP history - Ethiopian Wolf
In 2000, the EWCP expanded to the northern highlands, widening the use of the Ethiopian wolf as a flagship species for the conservation of Ethiopia’s unique Afroalpine ecosystem.