Wildlife ACT Blog
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...
Monitoring the invisible on the Leopard Survey
Camera trap images afford us the ability to witness aspects of the hidden lives of this incredible predator, which we must fight to conserve. In...
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...
What is a Typical Day of Volunteering Like?
Wildlife ACT offers award-winning, Fair Trade Tourism certified volunteering projects across 5 different protected areas in Zululand, South Africa....
Existing Threats to African Wildlife Species & their Habitats
Threats to African Wildlife Species: African Wild Dogs, Rhino, Vultures, Cheetah Lions, Leopards, Elephants and Turtles, and what is being done to...
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...
Boma Cleaning and Clearing in uMkhuze Game Reserve
Wildlife ACT volunteers in the uMkhuze section of iSimangaliso Wetland Park, recently assisted Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife staff with maintaining the boma.
African Wild Dogs – A Road to Recovery by Tolga Aktas
I first journeyed with Wildlife ACT back in July 2018 where I flew out to KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to volunteer on their Endangered Species...