Lion Landscapes works in critical habitats where there is an opportunity to make a real difference in conserving populations of lions and other large carnivores while also improving human well …

Lion Landscapes' mission is to make large carnivore conservation valuable to local and global people. When the value of wildlife, right up to lions and other large canvicores, can be …

Many species, such as lions, require huge landscapes including land relied on by local people and livestock. Where people and lions overlap, lions impose significant costs for communities, …

Tanzania’s Rungwa-Ruaha landscape supports one of the largest remaining lion populations in the world, as well as globally important populations of cheetahs and African wild dogs. The …

Meet all the core team members at Lion Landscapes! Each team member plays an equally vital role in achieving our mission, so we’ve chosen to list them in alphabetical order by their last …

This past year has been a period of remarkable progress and meaningful impact for Lion Landscapes as we continued to expand and strengthen our conservation programmes across …

Lion Landscapes Where large carnivores and people can thrive African lions are now confined to a number of isolated areas, amounting to only about 8% of their historic range.

In village lands, these data are collected through walked transects by Lion Defenders. This information helps us monitor species diversity and distributions, and understand the factors …

The Selous-Nyerere landscape is one of Africa's last remaining lion strongholds and is believed to be home to one of the largest populations of African wild dog as part of the transboundary …

Socio-political and ecological fragility of threatened, free-ranging African lion populations