Dr. Joao collars 10 Lions in Central Mozambique
Over the past week Dr. Joao working in partnership with Zambeze Delta Conservation and Anti-Poaching collared 10 Lions. This was over a 3 day period in central Mozambique.
The Marromeu complex which is located in central mozambique, where the mighty Zambeze meets the sea, is home to a recently reintroduced Lion population after decades of absence from the region.
In a spectacular effort to restore the unique landscape, Zambeze delta conservation, the Ivan Carter wildlife conservation Alliance and the Cabela family foundation, translocated Twenty Four Lions to the region in 2018. Today the Lions numbers exceed 60 individuals. This is a clear example of the success of the work carried out, and a true step in the right direction for conservation.
Collaring Lions in this remote wilderness is critical to monitor post release success, dispersal, breeding and feeding habits and most importantly to maximise anti poaching efforts by strategically deploying rangers in “Lion hotspots”.
STS are honoured to support these efforts with wildlife veterinary capacity and contribute to one of the most exciting and successful Lion conservation programs on the continent. We are excited for the future of these Lions!
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