Blog posts in Monitor Diaries
The Power of a Purpose-Driven Travel Experience
A meaningful travel experience is one that will stick with you forever – especially when it is shared with others. It has the power to capture our...
Tips for Setting up a Bird Bath to Attract Birds to your Garden
At Wildlife ACT's iMfolozi camp we have set up a small bird bath (or water table) for the resident feathered friends to utilise. Here are 5 tips to...
Final Rhino Intervention for 2018 on Somkhanda Game reserve
2018 has seen non-stop action on Somkhanda Game Reserve. Curbing rhino poaching requires a multi-faceted approach, and one option in the management...
Cheetah Hunting Strategy
An actively hunting cheetah is often seen walking alertly and utilizing vantage points such as termite mounds or low-lying tree branches from which...
Symbiosis: Commensialism, Mutualism, Parasitism, Neutralism, Competition & Predation
The word symbiosis comes from Greek origin meaning “together” and “living” and describes a close interaction or relationship between two...
Elephant Breeding Herd sniffs us out!
The basic unit of elephant society is a stable family group of closely related adult females with young of various ages. Each herd is usually led by...
10 Easy Steps to Make a Difference in the World
Many people making small changes = huge impact Our wildlife is being decimated. We’ve lost over 6200 rhinos to poachers since 2007; 40 000...
Dung Beetles: The Telecoprids, Endocoprids, Paracoprids & Kleptocoprids
During summer time dung piles come alive with scarabs we like to call Dung Beetles. There are approximately 780 species of Dung Beetle in South...