Selous-Nyerere, Tanzania - Lion Landscapes
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 Selous-Niassa Ecosystem, as well as supporting globally important populations of …
Lion Landscapes | For Carnivores & People
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-being.
Ruaha, Tanzania - Lion Landscapes
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 heart of the landscape is the Ruaha National Park, which at …
Laikipia, Kenya - Lion Landscapes
Located within the Rift Valley in central Kenya, Laikipia forms part of the Laikipia-Samburu ecosystem and covers an area of around 9,000 km 2 of rangeland in the foothills of Mount Kenya. Nationally significant populations of lions, black and white rhino, elephant, African wild dog, Grevy’s zebra, Rüppell’s vultures and a large number of ...
Shop - Lion Landscapes
Bring African wildlife into your life with sustainable Lion Landscapes designs. Every purchase promotes human-wildlife coexistence, supporting real-life conservation efforts by Lion Landscapes, helping to save vulnerable African lions whilst …
Where we work - Lion Landscapes
Lion Landscapes works in 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-being. Currently, we work in four key landscapes, which represent over 150,000km2 of Africa’s largest wildlife areas and which also support tens of thousands of ...
In the Media - Lion Landscapes
Tusk Conservation Lecture 2019: Lions, Leadership and Local Communities. A compelling talk by Dr Alayne Cotterill and Dr Amy Dickman, revealing how an innovative conservation alliance is strengthening communities, empowering women, and helping secure Africa's wild lion populations. TV programme.
Luangwa Valley, Zambia - Lion Landscapes
The Luangwa Valley is home to a wide array of species, including the endemic Luangwa Giraffe and Cookson’s Wildebeest and Zambia’s largest population of lions, leopards and African wild dogs.
Impact Report - Lion Landscapes
Impact Report 2021 - 2022. This has been a fantastic year for Lion Landscapes. It has been over two years since we first had the idea of merging the original Lion Landscapes with the Ruaha Carnivore Project, and it is safe to say that we had no idea how much work it would actually entail!
Our Blog - Lion Landscapes
Lion Landscapes works to facilitate human-lion coexistence by reducing the costs and increasing the benefits of large carnivore presence.