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What kind of animals live in KAZA? And four other KAZA facts

The Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA) is home to almost half of Africa’s elephants, as well as an array of other animals such as African wild dogs, hippos, rhinos, lions, African buffalo, zebras, crocodiles, and cheetahs. Learn more about KAZA and what WWF is doing for it.

Carnivore collaring in Zambia helps protect wildlife and communities
April 07, 2021

In an effort to better understand large carnivores like lions and wild dogs, scientists in Zambia use radio collars to track their movements, distribution, and behavior. The more we know about these umbrella species, the better we can protect them and mitigate human-wildlife conflict with the communities they share land with.
A photographer captures African wild dogs going after unlikely prey
WWF Magazine: Spring 2019
In September 2017, this photographer spent three weeks in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, filming and photographing lions, leopards, and African wild dogs for a wildlife documentary.
Brandon Davis uses improved tracking collars to keep African painted dogs roaming free
WWF Magazine: Winter 2017
Perhaps most rewarding part of Brandon Davis' career as an animal trainer and conservation ambassador has been educating people about animals and getting them excited about wildlife conservation.
Wild Dog Safaris in Botswana
WWF Magazine: Summer 2015
Basking in the presence of Africa's canines
Perked Up: African Wild Dogs
WWF Magazine: Winter 2013
Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas captures up-close images of these social animals with his signature 'BeetleCam'

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African Wild Dog Stories

What kind of animals live in KAZA? And four other KAZA facts

Carnivore collaring in Zambia helps protect wildlife and communities

A photographer captures African wild dogs going after unlikely prey

Brandon Davis uses improved tracking collars to keep African painted dogs roaming free

Wild Dog Safaris in Botswana

Perked Up: African Wild Dogs