Collaring a member of a wild dog pack is an essential part of PDC’s work. Not only does the collar help them to monitor the pack and respond quickly to emergency situations, but their unique design warns motorists of a dogs’ presence in the road and helps a dog free itself should it get caught in a snare. This is about…
In Search of Broken Rifle (Part Three…)
Snares are a major hazard for painted dogs and removing them is rarely straight forward. This is a story about a snared dog called Cusp and how Painted Dog Conservation (PDC) responded to the emergency. This is the final part of Nick’s Blog…
In Search of Broken Rifle (Part 2…)
Story by Peter Blinston & Nick Dyer Photography by Nick Dyer Snares are a major hazard for painted dogs and removing them is rarely straight forward. This is a story about a snared dog called Cusp and how Painted Dog Conservation (PDC) responded to the emergency. The event took place at the beginning of this year…
In Search of Broken Rifle (Part 1…)
Snares are a major hazard for painted dogs and removing them is rarely straight forward. This is a story about a snared dog called Cusp and how Painted Dog Conservation (PDC) responded to the emergency.
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