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The last week of August marked a significant milestone for the KwaMkhize community and the partnership between the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and the International Crane Foundation (ICF) with the…

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To honour the memory of Nelson Mandela, members of the Endangered Wildlife Trust pack across South Africa took part in local events, joining hands with stakeholders and communities to make…

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As nature’s guardians, most rangers are not only the first line of defence against wildlife crime, but also protectors of a fragile and changing environment. Working at the forefront of…

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For millions of South Africans, traditional medicine is not an alternative form of healthcare — it is a trusted source of healing and wellness, and is often practiced alongside conventional…

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As nature’s guardians, most rangers are the first line of defence against wildlife crime, as well as the protectors of our fragile and changing environment. On 31 July, the Endangered…

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Read more about the article The passion and insights of EWT Youth about conservation

The passion and insights of EWT Youth about conservation

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June 16, 2026, marked the historic 50th anniversary of the 1976 Soweto Uprising. This protest by youth was a defining moment in South Africa’s journey to democracy. While older South…

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Read more about the article The Future Wears School Shoes | Inspiring the next generation of wildlife guardians.

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This Youth Day, I had the privilege of welcoming learners from our neighbouring Bradford School to the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) headquarters for a morning of exploration, learning, and conservation.…

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Conservation teams, member of the SA Police Service and local community policing forums are working together to address poaching, snaring, illegal fishing, and other wildlife offences in the Soutpansberg area…

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