Projects Archives - Explorers Against Extinction

Project Update: Planting Homes for Red Pandas in Nepal

High in the Eastern Himalayas, amongst rhododendron forests, Himalayan birch, fir, pine and bamboo thickets, lives one of the world’s most endearing and elusive animals: the red panda. But this…

View Post

Hope for African Forest Elephants: Calves Born in Dzanga Sangha

Over the festive period, we gathered with our families, just as the African forest elephants in Dzanga Sangha Protected Area (DSPA) in the Central African Republic gathered with theirs. Three…

View Post

Protecting Red Pandas: A Look at Red Panda Network’s Recent Impact Report

Red Panda Network (RPN) continues to make incredible strides in conservation, as highlighted in their recent Impact Report. A standout feature is the week-long workshop attended by 13 Restoration Guardians,…

View Post

Empowering communities through sustainable farming

xplorers Against Extinction is proud to support the Mara Elephant Project’s Coexistence Farm, which began by planting crops to study wildlife predation, to determine which crops were least attractive to…

View Post

Forest Fires in Lamandau Nature Reserve

Guard posts are essential for safeguarding the reserve, particularly at this time of year. As Indonesia’s dry season continues, the risk of forest fires in critical wildlife habitats like the…

View Post

Wildlife Rescue Update from Conservation South Luangwa

South Luangwa Leopard Rescue, Zambia In January we completed a transfer of funds to Conservation South Luangwa to support anti-snaring and wildlife rescue operations in the Luangwa Valley. There are…

View Post

The Tragic Loss of Makumba

Makumba, a well-known habituated silverback gorilla in the Dzanga Sangha Protected Area of the Central African Republic, sadly passed away on May 15, 2024. His death was a result of…

View Post

Update from South Luangwa

Last year we partnered with Conservation South Luangwa (CSL) to support anti-snaring and wildlife rescue operations across the South Luangwa Valley, Zambia. Anti-snaring In 2023, an impressive 57% of all recovered snares were found…

View Post

On the Frontline: Community Scout Snapshot

The Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia is home to around 1,000 elephants, along with many other species. This area is part of a larger elephant range that includes neighbouring Mana…

View Post

Darwin200 – A voyage of exploration and conservation.

The Darwin200 project is a grand, two-year global voyage retracing Charles Darwin’s historic journey aboard the HMS Beagle. Launched in August 2023 from Plymouth, UK, the journey is being undertaken…

View Post