Wildlife ACT Blog
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...
Wildlife ACT Community Conservation Ambassador Enters the Formal World of Conservation
It is critical for the long-term success of conservation initiatives that we strengthen links between people living in communities and the adjacent...
Why Choose Wildlife ACT?
We are very encouraged to hear from people who are thoroughly researching their volunteering options, and sincerely wish more people would research...
The Power of a Purpose-Driven Travel Experience
A meaningful travel experience is one that will stick with you forever – especially when it is shared with others. It has the power to capture our...
Tips for Setting up a Bird Bath to Attract Birds to your Garden
At Wildlife ACT's iMfolozi camp we have set up a small bird bath (or water table) for the resident feathered friends to utilise. Here are 5 tips to...
Five Favourite Nocturnal African Animals
While the Leopard (Panthera pardus) is the focus species for the Panthera Leopard Survey, we often come across other interesting nocturnal African...
Why Do Cheetah Have Tear Marks?
Cheetah tear marks play an important role by reflecting the glare of the sun while hunting. These markings are especially helpful in open plains...
Marine Conservation Projects – Seychelles
Marine conservation projects in the Seychelles are plentiful, but Wildlife ACT offers a very affordable Seychelles ecotourism experience that allows...