Blog posts in Hluhluwe

New Painted Wolf Pack formed in HiP!

BREAKING NEWS: A new Painted Wolf pack has been formed in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP)! For the past few months, three un-collared female dispersers from Sokwezela Pack have been seen moving around... read more

First Cheetah Collared on HiP!

A cheetah conservation project success story! The Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP) cheetah population is one of the most important cheetah populations in KZN, being one of the oldest and most stable in... read more

Adopt an African Wild Dog in South Africa

With the monitoring of Wild Dogs (also known as the African Painted Dog) forming the basis of Wildlife ACT’s wildlife monitoring work, we’re often asked by our conservation volunteers about the... read more

World-first: A genet rides a black rhino!

In a world-first, we have managed to get video footage of our hitch hiking genet, Genet Jackson. This video proves that riding a rhino isn't always the smoothest ride. read more

Camera trap photos: Buffalo mud bath

The wildlife volunteers and I had a great time finding these amusing photographs while sorting through the images from the Hluhluwe leopard camera trap survey. read more

Lions Caught on Hluhluwe Camera Trap

The Hluhluwe leopard survey, conducted in partnership with Panthera and Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, aids in monitoring other priority species and not just leopard. read more

Hluhluwe’s Hearty Mac ‘n’ Cheese

Our Hluhluwe wildlife volunteer crew had a fabulous time making some classic Mac 'n’ Cheese from the Wildlife ACT recipe folder. read more

Collaring Zeus the wild dog

While assisting in the collaring of Zeus the wild dog, wildlife monitor Cathy got to witness first hand the remarkable bonds that exist between wild dogs. read more

An exhilarating week for the Hluhluwe volunteers

It was an awesome week for the Hluhluwe wildlife volunteers, with 6 lions on a kill and a brilliant sighting of the Crossroads pack with their 11 puppies. read more

Our hitch-hiking genet is in a ‘love triangle’!

Our selfie loving genet is back and it seems the fame and spotlight is causing jealousy among the herbivores of Hluhluwe. It seems there's now a bit of a love triangle! read more