Wildlife Conservation Network

The Teens, Tamarins and Trash program from Proyecto Titi has been selected by the Walt Disney Company as a recipient of funding through Disney’s Friends for Change: Project Green. Teens, Tamarins and Trash is among the five programs that have been chosen for their waste reduction efforts. ...

This year's Wildlife Conservation Network Expo in full swing at the Mission Bay Conference Center. It’s a sunny, fall day in October and I am driving into

When researchers tracking elephants in remote northern Kenya needed a stable source of electricity for their camp, they turned to Stephen Gold.

As many of you might now WCN is helping wildlife researchers in the field with a reliable source of power. Think about it: these days everything runs on electricity; laptops, gps systems, telemetry solutions and you need a reliable source to keep your dna samples preserved...

We love Apple as much as anyone, and are happy they named their latest software release "Snow Leopard"...

Electricity can be a difficult commodity to procure in the remote areas where conservationists often work. Typically field researchers and wildlife rangers rely on gas-powered generators, which require imported fuel, often produce noxious fumes and disruptive noise, and can be costly to maintain. .....

Check out this great article on how Working Dogs for Conservation is training dogs from shelters to become detection dogs in conservation. You can meet Pepin (the wonder dog) and Dr Megan Parker at the WCN Expo in San Francisco this October (www.wildnet.org)...