RCP’s Director, Dr Amy Dickman discusses the success of Community Camera Trapping in Tanzania, an innovative and inclusive approach to encouraging human-wildlife co-existence on village land.
RCP’s Director, Dr Amy Dickman discusses the success of Community Camera Trapping in Tanzania, an innovative and inclusive approach to encouraging human-wildlife co-existence on village land.
Project Director Amy Dickman is honoured to be chosen as one of Tusk’s ‘Conservation Heroes’ as they celebrate 30 years of project partnerships and the species they are protecting. Amy says ‘Tusk has been one of our longest standing and most reliable partners. Tusk really understands field conservation work and the importance of integrating communities so they have tangible reasons to conserve wildlife’. Enjoy reading […]
February is National Geographic UK’s Big Cat Month, which is a wonderful opportunity to highlight the work of the Big Cats Initiative and the projects they support on the ground. WildCRU’s RCP has received long-term support from National Geographic and the Big Cats Initiative, producing positive impacts for both people and big cats around Ruaha, as shown in this short film. RCP’s Director, Dr Amy […]
Project Director Amy Dickman spoke at the UN in favour of lion conservation. View the video here. Amy cited a paper in which it has been estimated that $1bn per annum was needed to support the protected areas where lions still exist (read the full paper). Amy’s stellar presentation urged companies to exercise their cultural conscience through donations to the Lion’s Share fund. This innovative […]
