Blog posts in Tembe National Elephant Park
What is a Predator Call-up? Wildlife Conservation
A predator call-up is used to help relocate predators to new ranges, treat wounded or snared individuals, and when collaring a member of a pack of...
I’ll Remember Tembe
Nicole Clark is a student from the University of Canberra in Australia who went to Tembe in 2014 as part of a program through the University. It was...
Help Us Rescue Wild Dogs From Snares
It hasn’t been an easy year for the Tembe African wild dog pack as conflict with lions appeared to force the pack outside the park and into...
Lion Tracking in Tembe
Through the use of old school bush tracking our wildlife volunteers managed to get a rare sighting of the lioness Milo and her two sons. Good work...
Tembe Predators come out to Play
Winter is a great time for the Tembe predators and volunteers alike. As the water dries up both prey and predators are forced to remain near water...
Lions Return to Rwanda
Lions from Tembe are being relocated to Akagera National Park in Rwanda and Wildlife ACT was there to help with the South African side of the...
Lion Monitoring During Winter in Zululand
As we enter the winter months in Zululand, the cooler days and drier landscapes make predator viewing much easier. During the past few weeks our lion...
Southern African Rock Python found in Tembe
Tembe Elephant Park is a haven for the Southern African rock python, formerly considered part of the African rock python species.