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Oxford University's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) aims to transform wildlife conservation through world-class research, training and implementation.
The team have returned inspired for future research following the IUCN World Conservation Congress (Abu Dhabi), Oppenheimer Research Conference (South Africa), Managing Wildlife in Large Landscapes Conference (USA) and the Applied Conservation Technology Congress (Vietnam).
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November 13, 2025 at 4:21 PM
The team have returned inspired for future research following the IUCN World Conservation Congress (Abu Dhabi), Oppenheimer Research Conference (South Africa), Managing Wildlife in Large Landscapes Conference (USA) and the Applied Conservation Technology Congress (Vietnam).
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The change makes it easier to kill wolves despite them being vital for healthy ecosystems and supporting biodiversity.
Researchers call for wolves to be strictly protected, with a conservation focus on coexistence.
Commentary co-authored by WildCRU’s Geraldine Werhahn.
Researchers call for wolves to be strictly protected, with a conservation focus on coexistence.
Commentary co-authored by WildCRU’s Geraldine Werhahn.
November 11, 2025 at 11:36 AM
The change makes it easier to kill wolves despite them being vital for healthy ecosystems and supporting biodiversity.
Researchers call for wolves to be strictly protected, with a conservation focus on coexistence.
Commentary co-authored by WildCRU’s Geraldine Werhahn.
Researchers call for wolves to be strictly protected, with a conservation focus on coexistence.
Commentary co-authored by WildCRU’s Geraldine Werhahn.
With Dinkenesh Ethiopia; Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority; Oromia Forest & Wildlife Enterprise; Amhara's Environment, Forest & Wildlife Protection & Development Authority, and dedicated Ethiopian Highland teams, EWCP have worked hard for 30 years to realise their vision.
September 30, 2025 at 12:13 PM
With Dinkenesh Ethiopia; Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority; Oromia Forest & Wildlife Enterprise; Amhara's Environment, Forest & Wildlife Protection & Development Authority, and dedicated Ethiopian Highland teams, EWCP have worked hard for 30 years to realise their vision.