From small cats to pangolins: Detection dogs help track elusive species
PolicySaturday, August 8, 2026Mongabay

From small cats to pangolins: Detection dogs help track elusive species

Detection dogs are being utilized in South Africa's Karoo region to track elusive wildlife species, including black-footed cats and pangolins, by identifying their droppings. This innovative approach enhances conservation efforts by allowing researchers to monitor these rare species more effectively. Such methods can be pivotal in informing wildlife policy and management strategies.

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