The average lion pride consists of about 15 individuals: 5 to 10 females, their young, and 2 or 3 territorial males.

AWF Blogs

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Dr. Bernard Kissui tells his stories of lion research and conservation in the Tarangire ecosystem of northern Tanzania.
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AWF’s Nakedi Maputla blogs about his leopard research in the Kruger ecosystem in South Africa.
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Field staff of the International Gorilla Conservation Program (IGCP) blog about their work to protect the mountain gorillas and their imperiled habitat.
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Dr. Paul Muoria studies the magnificent but endangered Grevy’s zebras of Kenya and is fighting to bring them back.
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Valentin Omasombo W`Otoko blogs from the heart of the Congo, where he researches bonobos and helps safeguard their habitat in the Lomako forest.

 

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Gosiame Neo-Mahupeleng blogs from the heart of Kazungula, where he researches AWF’s large carnivore research project.
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Intro text for Heartland blogs…for the Heartlands to report on projects, meet staff, and seek adventure.

 

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Erin started her blog to share what she’s learned and to give AWF supporters another forum for asking questions.

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