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Lion Recovery Fund on Twitter: "The first evidence of a breeding

The first evidence of a breeding lion population in Southern National Park, South Sudan. Lion numbers in Africa have dropped ~90% in the past century, so these camera trap shots from

Peter Lindsey | A fantastic sighting of lions in South Sudan''s

A fantastic sighting of lions in South Sudan''s Badingilo National Park. This year, @africanparksnetwork released aerial survey results that confirm that 🇸🇸 retains the world''s

Protecting Key Lion Prey Species and Habitat in South Sudan

The two-week survey, which spanned several national parks, including Boma and Badingilo National Park, revealed that South Sudan is home to nearly six million antelope—a staggering number of wildlife and a crucial food source for the country''s large lion population.

Rescue Sudan Lions

In a heartwarming rescue mission, eleven lions that endured the ravages of conflict in Sudan have found a new lease on life at LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary. These majestic big cats, caught in the crossfire of war, witnessed great trials and tragedies while trapped in their war-torn country of origin.

Rescued from conflict zones twice: Lions and hyenas from Sudan

Cape Town, 18 January 2024 – Global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS returned to Sudan once again on 9 January for the urgent rescue of 15 lions, four hyenas and other wild

Rescued from conflict zones twice: Lions and hyenas from Sudan

Cape Town, 18 January 2024 – Global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS returned to Sudan once again on 9 January for the urgent rescue of 15 lions, four hyenas and other wild animals from the Wad Madani area.

Badingilo & Boma | African Parks

Situated in the south of South Sudan, Badingilo and Boma national parks make up nearly three million hectares and form an integral part of the larger 20-million-hectare ecosystem that stretches through the Jonglei corridor and to the White Nile.

South Sudan, the Last Frontier for Africa''s Lions

From a lion conservation perspective, South Sudan is the last frontier. Less is known about lions in South Sudan than in any other range state. The country is emerging from decades of civil war, and little is known about what of the country''s natural resources made it through those torrid times.

Lion Recovery Fund on Twitter: "The first evidence of a breeding lion

The first evidence of a breeding lion population in Southern National Park, South Sudan. Lion numbers in Africa have dropped ~90% in the past century, so these camera trap shots from @FaunaFloraInt are a significant cause for hope.

Badingilo & Boma | African Parks

Situated in the south of South Sudan, Badingilo and Boma national parks make up nearly three million hectares and form an integral part of the larger 20-million-hectare ecosystem that

Lions Caught on Camera in South Sudan

Locals shared firsthand accounts of hearing lions roaring in the night, but actual sightings or proof of the big cats had remained elusive. Through perseverance and determination, FFI is delighted to report that the first evidence of lion presence in the park has been found.

Rescued Sudan lions find new home in South Africa

Now, eleven lions were transferred to LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary in South Africa on 16 February, ready to start their new life. The lions spent nine months surrounded by

The lion, the wish and the warthog – King of the beasts caught on

The global population remaining in the wild is estimated at just 20,000, a 90% fall within the past century. Most of the surviving subpopulations are small and fragmented, but

Peter Lindsey | A fantastic sighting of lions in South Sudan''s

A fantastic sighting of lions in South Sudan''s Badingilo National Park. This year, @africanparksnetwork released aerial survey results that confirm that 🇸🇸 retains the world''s largest land mammal migration. Excitingly, the vast landscapes of eastern South Sudan retain populations of lions 🦁.

South Sudan, the Last Frontier for Africa''s Lions

Rescued Sudan lions find new home in South Africa

Now, eleven lions were transferred to LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary in South Africa on 16 February, ready to start their new life. The lions spent nine months surrounded by the tragedies of war. They are traumatised, weak, emaciated, and prone to injury. They responded positively to the treatment and care they received in the last weeks.

The lion, the wish and the warthog – King of the beasts caught on

The global population remaining in the wild is estimated at just 20,000, a 90% fall within the past century. Most of the surviving subpopulations are small and fragmented, but western South Sudan – with its large tracts of uninterrupted habitat – has the potential to be a key stronghold for the species.

What happened to Lions in Sudan?

Is South Sudan The Last Frontier for Lion Conservation?

From a lion conservation perspective, South Sudan is the last frontier. Less is known about lions in South Sudan than in any other range state. The country is emerging from decades of civil war, and little is known about what of the country’s natural resources made it through those torrid times.

Where are the Lions in Sudan – Um Barona National Park?

After days of constant travel, the lions finally reached a safe haven within Wad Madani, Sudan – Um Barona National Park. The team handed over the animals to the Sudanese authorities at the national park as FOUR PAWS was requested to only evacuate the animals from war-zone and not the country itself.

What does the story of the Sudanese Lions mean?

The story of the Sudanese lions serves as a beacon of resilience, compassion, and transformation. Let us celebrate their newfound forever home and continue working towards a future where all creatures find safety and solace. We congratulate the teams on their fantastic success – and mourn the loss of animals that could not be saved.

Are there Lions in the Sudd?

In the Sudd—a vast swamp in the centre of the country—a small local NGO called Agency for Conservation and Development has undertaken some exploratory work and confirmed the presence of lions, giraffes, and elephants, but also noted significant poaching. The Sudd from the air.

Are lions breeding in Southern National Park?

He had just been sent a camera trap photo from Southern National Park, proving the presence of lions! The first camera-trap image was of a single male lion with a warthog kill, but more recently, Fauna & Flora’s team captured photos of a whole pride, proving that the lions are breeding there. This is really exciting news.