2010 Africa Summer Research Program

The Tuli Predator Project is proud to offer a select group of veterinary students an opportunity to work side by side with a wildlife researcher doing important predator research in Botswana. Students will get an occasion to spend 7 days in a remote privately owned safari camp in the NE Tuli Game Reserve in Botswana and work with lion and leopard researcher Andrei Snyman.

The Tuli Predator Project is offering 2 departures limited to 8 students per dep… Continue

What our lions have been up to.Lion News.pdf

Normally when I set out in search of the wild dogs, I have a fair bit equipment with me; things like the telemetry set, GPS, camera, binoculars, notebook and so on. For a 7 week period, from mid-September until last week, there was another very important item, without which I would not be able to get to the dogs: my PASSPORT…

After denning on the Limpopo River fo… Continue

Have you ever wondered why leopards are so hard to find? Leopards are known to be the 'Ghosts' or 'Assassins' of the African bush. They are extremely clever, cunning and their unique rosette-painted coats all complete a formula in nature for becoming nearly invisible.

Have a look at the attached PDF and see if you can 'Spot-the-leopard'...

Well, SPOT THE LEOPARD!.ppt… Continue

The attached Google map depicts Matswane's movements over a 11 day period. It is fascinating to see this technology come together and witness how it is helping Andrei with his research as well as providing the Game Reserve managers with important information to help them protect lion like Matswane.

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