Wildlife ACT Blog

Vulture Tagging in Zululand 2014

During October the Wildlife ACT Fund in conjunction with the rest of the Zululand Vulture Project team worked tirelessly to tag as many vultures as possible in Zululand. read more

Tembe’s creepy creatures

In Zululand often the smaller creatures will find you whether you’re looking for them or not. A fact that the wildlife volunteers of Tembe soon learnt. read more

An exciting week for the Zululand Rhino Reserve volunteers

The Zululand Rhino Reserve conservation volunteers have had an amazingly busy week that included a pregnant cheetah, relocating nyalas and a sedated lion. read more

2 Wild dogs relocated from HiP to UmPhafa

2 wild dogs, who left their pack and entered the community, were relocated from Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park to a temporary boma in UmPhafa Private Nature Reserve. read more

Botswana – a great place to gain field experience!

Biology student Nadine joined us in Botswana to gain more field experience. She tells us about her amazing experience working in the Chobe Enclave. read more

Emakhosini Ophathe Heritage Park hosts the Leopard Survey

Beautiful Emakhosini Ophathe Heritage Park in the heart of Zululand is the location for the current Panthera/Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Leopard Survey. read more

The Magnificent Zululand Rhino Reserve Cheetah

Cheetahs are one of the most graceful predators found on ZRR. There are currently has 11 cheetah on the reserve, each with an amazing breeding track record. read more

Our Botswana Students have their own March for Elephants and Rhinos

Wildlife ACT Botswana students based in Chobe Enclave did a Elephant and Rhino Day March of their own recently -10km through the bush on a guided walk! 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

STROOP – die film, joins us in Somkhanda

STROOP – die film is an Afrikaans documentary that looks at the crisis of rhino poaching. They joined us in Somkhanda to learn about our community outreach. read more