Blog posts in Zimanga Private Game Reserve

Wild Dog Monitoring in Zimanga

Conservation volunteer Tara Lal tells about here fabulous experience monitoring wild dogs on Zimanga Private Game Reserve. read more

The Challenge of the Wild Dog

Conservation volunteer Chris Hartman shares how he came to understand the importance of wild dog conservation and how amazing these animals really are. read more

Wild Dogs vs Elephants at Zimanga Game Reserve

Wildlife ACT's photographic volunteers experienced an incredible encounter between a herd of elephants and a pack of wild dogs on Zimanga Private Game Reserve. read more

Small Treasures of Zimanga

Generally visitors come to Africa to admire the “Big Game”, however, I have found as much enjoyment, if not more, in this country’s small treasures. I invested in a Canon Macro lens prior to... read more

Camera Traps – Essential Monitoring Tool

Camera traps are essential to monitoring wildlife. Wildlife ACT has donated and uses over 350 camera traps across Africa and we need to get more out there! read more

Amazing new born impala photos

The Zimanga monitors and volunteers were in awe when they stumbled across a newborn impala lamb that at only minutes old was able to take its first steps. read more

Vulture Tagging in Zululand 2014

During October the Wildlife ACT Fund in conjunction with the rest of the Zululand Vulture Project team worked tirelessly to tag as many vultures as possible in Zululand. read more

The wildlife volunteer’s ultimate winter packing list

In Zululand it can drop to 8°C/46°F at night and the days can be 21°C/70°F, but with these essential items you can survive any winter’s day in the African bush! read more

Zimanga’s warthogs are the meal of the week

This week Zimanga's conservation volunteers had the chance to witness wild dogs killing a warthog and a leopard hunt and kill a warthog. read more

Wild Dog Relocation from KwaZulu-Natal to the Kalahari

Five Wild Dogs were recently relocated from Zimanaga Private Game Reserve to Khamab Kalahari Game Reserve. Wildlife ACT and our wildlife volunteers were an integral part of the process. read more