🦁 An update from our African field conservation partnership: Kaazi and Ngubi, two female lions roaming the eastern edge of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda are wearing DZCA-sponsored GPS collars, and the data coming back from our partners at the Kyambura Lion Monitoring Project is incredible. 🌍 Real-time collar tracking allows the KLMP team to monitor Kaazi and Ngubi's locations, movements, and behaviors across their impressive ranges. That monitoring is about more than conservation data, at times their movements bring them dangerously close to local villages and fishing communities, making real-time tracking essential for both wildlife safety and human safety. In addition to collar data, the KLMP team reviews footage from 70 camera traps throughout the park to conduct population surveys for lions, leopards, and hyena, building a more complete picture of wildlife health across the region. This is what community-centered conservation looks like. Thank you to the entire KL...