Wildlife ACT Blog
In Memory of Crossroads Pack
I thought I would post this in memory of a pack of Wild Dogs known as Crossroads Pack that used to roam Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Crossroads Pack was...
African Wild Dogs introduced into Balule York Nature Reserve, part of the Greater Kruger National Park
On the 29th of October 2016, six African Wild Dogs from Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve were successfully moved to their new home in Balule Nature...
Face-off between 2 Cheetah Coalitions
Best. Day. Ever. Being Summertime our days usually start early around 3.30am and end rather late in the evenings allowing us to get all nocturnal,...
An Unbelievable Time for Conservation Volunteers in HiP!
Successful Wild Dog hunt, puppies, vulture sightings, three lion brothers roaring and a fantastic leopard visual A recent 2 week cycle was a very...
Vulture Numbers 2016: South Africa and Kwa-Zulu Natal
FACT: Vulture populations are in serious decline across the entire African continent, with some species threatened with local extinction in some...
What is a Predator Call-up? Wildlife Conservation
A predator call-up is used to help relocate predators to new ranges, treat wounded or snared individuals, and when collaring a member of a pack of...
What Are Priority Species?
A priority species is any animal species which is of management concern on a wildlife reserve we are working on and are considered as such for any...
Cheetah Scent Marking
Cheetah scent marking involves spraying urine and defecating on landmarks. It is often done by males competing for the best hunting grounds. Scent is...