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CITES CoP18 Highlights and Proposals from the African Region
CITES CoP18 proposal highlights from the African region, how NGOs such as Wildlife ACT contribute, and a take home message on the illegal trade in...
New Milestone for Black Rhino Range Expansion Project
The WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project (WWF BRREP) reached a new milestone this month, with a total of 201 Black Rhino having been released to...
Our Joint Declaration to Recover Lions
Lions are in crisis — half of all wild Lions have been lost in the past 25 years, with as few as 20,000 remaining in Africa. We recognise that the...
Vulture Poisoning Incidents Continue Across Zululand
With the recent news about a mass Vulture poisoning in Botswana, resulting in over 500 birds being poisoned, it is critical that we work even harder...
Eleven Vultures Found Dead in Zululand
We are sad to report that a recent poisoning incident in Zululand has resulted in the death of at least eleven Vultures. Seven critically endangered...
Suni and Big Tuskers on Tembe
Tembe is home to some of the largest Elephants (Loxodonta africana), referred to as big Tuskers. Another special feature of Tembe is the occurrence...
A Morning in the Life of the Tembe Lions
There are times when everything can change in a second and an incredible story unfolds right in front of you. This was one of those times with the...
Pel’s Fishing Owl (Scotopelia peli)
The Pel’s Fishing Owl, Scotopelia peli, is the second largest owl species in the Southern African sub-region. These birds can be considered an...