Farmers: Ceva Wildlife Research Funds finance a groundbreaking solution in Botswana Committed to contributing to the promotion of positive interactions between humans, their activities and wildlife, the Ceva Wildlife Research Fund, a one-of-a-kind endowment fund, is supporting a project that aims to solve tensions between wildlife and rural livestock in Botswana, Africa. Led by Dr. Peter Apps of Wild Entrust Africa’s Botswana Predator Conservation program, this pioneering initiative seeks to address a major tension between Botswana's rural communities and wildlife: predators attacking livestock. The Ceva Wildlife Research Fund is supporting Dr. Apps and his team in the second phase of their project by providing financial support and expertise, enabling the deployment of GPS collars on monitored leopards. Marc Prikazsky, president of Ceva Wildlife Research Fund, says: “The Ceva Wildlife Research Fund is excited to fund and support such a pivotal project. Pilot studies in Botswana have shown encouraging results using collars emitting 3M3MB, highlighting the potential for wider applications.