Please follow the link for the original content: https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/updates/updates.asp?ID=1066 Following the DSWT/KWS Canine Unit – 3/21/2018 View a Printable Version of this Update Four year old Max bounds through the dense commiphora bush, typical to Tsavo along with Tsavo’s rust red soil. His playful mood swiftly turns to keen determination as he catches human scent… Read more
Please follow the link to the original content at: Episode 3: The Fearless Ones Africa is known to be the home to the world’s most magnificent wildlife. Endangered animals are slaughtered so that a single body part, like tusks, pelt, or bones, can be sold illegally for massive amounts of money. For example, Rhinoceros horn… Read more
The DNPW dog unit from the Lower Zambezi National Park underwent refresher and advanced training. It was a great opportunity to introduce the DNPW Lower Zambezi Dog Unit to the DNPW Dog Unit based in Lusaka and supported by the Wildlife Crime Prevention Project.
In March, the DNPW Lower Zambezi Dog Unit had their first successful ivory recovery during an operation in the Lower Zambezi Area.
CLZ and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW -formerly Zambia Wildlife Authority-ZAWA) introduce two new members to the team – detection and tracking dogs Lego and Bar. These two highly skilled and trained dogs arrived at CLZ as part of our new Mobile Detection and Tracking Dog Unit.
Gonarezhou National Park supported by Frankfurt Zoological Society deploy anti-poaching dog unit in the field.
Fury, the first Canis africanis to be trained in anti-poaching tracking, is displaying some serious puppy power.