African Wild Dogs

African Wild Dogs have attracted attention and inspired numerous articles. We have included some links to some interesting articles about their role in the ecosystem, how conservation efforts are affecting them, and other issues influencing the fight to keep African Wild Dogs strong.
Park Neighbour Slaughter Endangered African Wild Dogs Carnivore Conservation Group July 25, 2004
Wild Dog Urine May Be Used as "Fences" in Africa National Geographic March 11, 2004
Human-carnivore conflict over livestock: The African wild dog in central Botswana University of California, Davis - Matthew Swarner March 5, 2004
On the Trail of Africa's Endangered Wild Dogs National Geographic December 31, 2003
Endangered Wild Dogs Caught in Poaching Stampede Wilson Johwa August 13, 2003
AWF and Disney Partner to Save Wild Dogs African Wildlife Foundation December 16, 2002
Distemper Outbreak and Its Effect on African Wild Dog Conservation Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Febuary 2002
Rabies in African Wild Dogs (Lycaon pictus) in the Madikwe Game Reserve IVCVM 1999
As Africa's Human Population Grows, Wild Dogs Plummet Wi ldlife Conservation Society November 20, 1997
Why do African wild dogs travel in packs? BBC-John McNutt
High hunting costs make African wild dogs vulnerable to kleptoparasitism by hyaenas University of Aberdeen