Welcome to the Ethiopian Wolf Project
“Photographers deal in things which are continuously vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson
There is no doubt that creatures are vanishing from the earth; with so many different species in the world some extinctions go unnoticed. Documentary wildlife photographers are in the unique position to raise awareness of species and the biodiversity needed to help them thrive.
The Ethiopian wolf is one such species at risk. It is estimated that less than 425 individuals in six populations remain in the wild today. Increased human encroachment is putting pressure on habitat and resources the wolves depend on for survival. Introduced disease from domestic dogs, isolation of gene pools and habitat loss to grazing are some of the issues facing this species.
Latest News
- Disney Conservation Hero: Edriss Ebu April 13, 2012
- TreeHugger.com Best Of Green Awards April 2, 2012
- Last days March 8, 2012
About the Project
- The Project Documenting the wolf's struggle for survival...
- The Photographers Will Burrard-Lucas & Rebecca Jackrel...
- The Ethiopian Wolf The world's most endangered canid...
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