Blog posts by Wildlife ACT
A Wild Dog Rescue Mission
Nigel and Sally Ritson recount their story of how as conservation volunteers they were integral in monitoring and rescuing the injured male wild dog...
A Leopard Lurks in the Okavango Delta
Our new students in Kwai, were in for a surprise when they stumbled across a leopard. She wasn't shy as she set here sights on a troupe of vervet...
It’s all Zebra Stripes in Chobe
Masters student Josie arrived in the Chobe Enclave to do research on the dwindling zebra numbers in the area. She tells us about her experience so...
A Letter From North Island Seychelles
Nature conservation volunteer Linda Vernon writes a beautiful letter about what she has enjoyed most about her time with Wildlife ACT in the...
Somkhanda Camera Trap Images After Hours
When trainee wildlife monitor Richard Steyn arrived in Somkhanda last month he was amazed at how much we underestimate what goes on once the sun...
It’s Raining Cheetah Cubs, Hallelujah!
It's been raining cheetah for the iMfolozi volunteers this week, with two sightings in two days. Both sightings included an adult female cheetah with...
Educating children about rhino conservation in Malawi
During my time in Malawi, volunteering for the black rhino research project, I have worked with school teacher Orsi Bedo, to present lessons on...
Drama Unfolds Between Three Formidable Species
Any predator sighting is exciting on its own, but this week the iMfolozi team witnessed an intense drama unfold between three formidable species.