Wildlife ACT Blog

Fighting Antelope Caught on Camera

For antelope species fighting is a way of determining dominance. Reproductive competition between male antelope can be intense and may even result in death. read more

2OceansVibe launches the GOOD VIBES Charity Bracelet

The Good Vibes Charity Bracelet is a collaboration between 2oceansvibe Media and Uwe Koetter Jewellers in order to support their three chosen charities, Wildlife ACT Fund, The Homestead and Green... read more

Meet the Zimanga Wild Dogs!

Unfortunately, African wild dogs are so endangered that conservation groups must manage basic processes that they are no longer able to perform themselves, such as dividing and reforming their packs. read more

Seven New Additions to Tembe Wild Dog Pack

Last weekend seven African wild dogs to made the journey from Madikwe Game Reserve down to Tembe Elephant Park. Wildlife ACT Fund was there to help with the new arrivals. read more

Tembe: Lions and the circle of life

After the tragic loss of Tembe the big male lion to a snaring incident last month, it has been great to see his two sons uKosh and Beaufort patrolling his former territory and embroiled in a battle... read more

The Great Pangolin Rescue in Mkhuze

A pangolin was confiscated by the SAPS and Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife officials last week in the Mkhuze area. Chris Kelly of the Wildlife ACT Fund assisted by relocating it back into the wild. read more

Vulture Flight Patterns, Wing Tagging & Ringing

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, the Birds of Prey Programme of the Endangered Wildlife Trust and Wildlife ACT have worked together since 2009 in monitoring and colour-making vultures using PVC rings, in order... read more

Rhino Africa Commits Half a Million Rand to Wildlife ACT

Thank you to Rhino Africa Safaris who has committed half a million Rand towards Wildlife ACT Fund for 2014 ensuring that our field staff stay on the ground, working to save endangered species in the... read more

Wildlife ACT / Panthera Leopard Survey Update

The Wildlife ACT/Panthera Leopard Survey is in full swing! The day after taking down 39 sites at Somkhanda, the team moved across to Mkhuze Game Reserve for the second survey of 2014. read more

Zimanga Sightings: Cheetah & Wild Dog Kill!

Another amazing week at Zimanga is coming to an end and this week the conservation volunteers were blessed with two sightings that you don’t see every day. read more