Blog posts in iMfolozi – Mbhuzane Research Camp
Drama Unfolds Between Three Formidable Species
Any predator sighting is exciting on its own, but this week the iMfolozi team witnessed an intense drama unfold between three formidable species.
Volunteers Find the Sontuli Lion Pride in iMfolozi
The iMfolozi wildlife volunteers had a bit of excitement when leaving camp one morning, driving straight into the middle of the Sontuli lion pride.
Southern Ground Hornbills in iMfolozi
This southern ground-hornbill is the dominant male of a co-operative breeding group of five and they are often seen in the vicinity of the iMfolozi...
Could this be Genet Jackson?
One night in the iMfolozi research camp our wildlife volunteers had a beautiful visitor - a male large-spotted genet. Could this be Genet Jackson?
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...
The iMfolozi Wild Dog Monitoring Experience
Wildlife ACT conservation volunteers in iMfolozi describe their first few days on the project and their experience fitting a GPS collar onto an...
Tawny Eagle vs Yellow Billed Kite: Clash of the Talons
One of the volunteers of the iMfolozi managed to snap this great picture of a Yellow-billed Kite trying to chase an immature pale-morph Tawny Eagle...
