Wildlife ACT Blog
Seychelles Environmental Team on North Island
Volunteer Anh Tran helps us get to know our Seychelles North Island environmental team a little better by asking some interesting questions.
The Khwai Explorers
The students in Botswana were treated to a guided walk through the Khwai Community Concession, which allowed them a different view of their...
New iMfolozi Wild Dog Pack Formed
Team iMfolozi had a great week and were fortunate to spot two of Africa’s most unique and threatened species, the wild dog and the cheetah.
Special Sighting of an Elephant and Calf
Even though the iMfolozi volunteers and I have seen many elephants while monitoring, it’s always an amazing experience to see a mother with her...
How to single-handedly load an impala carcass
This is a comical report on how to, when the very occasion arrives, a female Wildlife ACT monitor, can load an adult male impala carcass (used to...
African Bat Conservation in Liwonde National Park
I was lucky enough to be asked to give a helping hand to the African Bat Conservation team. This involves a trip into the bush just before sunset, to...
Ostriches Pose for our Camera Trap on ZRR!
The Zululand Rhino Reserve wildlife volunteers and monitors found these amusing pictures of a wobble of ostriches, who seem to be posing for our...
Osteophagia? What the…
The conservation volunteers and I encountered this giraffe in Ithala Game Reserve supplementing her diet by sucking on a bone. This is called...