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Endangered Wildlife Trust

The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) has worked tirelessly since 1973 to save wildlife and habitats, with our vision being a world in which both humans and wildlife prosper in harmony with nature. The EWT’s team of field-based specialists works across southern and East Africa, where committed conservation action is needed the most. Working with our partners, including businesses and governments, the EWT is at the forefront of conducting applied research, supporting community conservation and livelihoods, training and building capacity, addressing human wildlife conflict, monitoring threatened species and establishing safe spaces for wildlife range expansion. As a leading high-profile player amongst the large number and variety of conservation organisations in South Africa (both governmental and civil society), the EWT fills the key niche of conservation action through applied research, fieldwork and direct engagement with stakeholders. With specialist programmes and a large team of skilled field staff deployed throughout southern Africa, the EWT’s work supports the conservation of threatened species and ecosystems. Priority interventions focus on identifying the key factors t.

Glen Austin 1% for the Planet

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Headquarters
Glen Austin
Website
www.ewt.org.za
Focus
Bioregion

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