Black Rhino Release of Four Orphans Back into the Wild Earlier this month, four orphaned Black Rhino were released into Babanango Game Reserve – a momentous first of this scale in using orphaned...
Wildlife ACT’s Conservation Volunteering Funding Model Wildlife ACT has been able to provide sustained, free professional wildlife monitoring services to more than ten protected areas in Zululand for over...
Be a Part of the ‘Wildlife ACTive Pack’ Join Wildlife ACT’s Wonderful Network of Humans that make our VITAL CONSERVATION WORK possible! If you haven’t already – Donate $10 (R150)...
Meet the Team: Mike Staegemann Introducing Wildlife ACT’s Wild Dog Programme Manager and Southern Human Wildlife Coexistence Manager, Mike Staegemann. Mike has been with...
Conservation, Big Cats and Wildlife ACT Since I was last on a project, technology has improved and evolved. Regular updates from collars, via a network of towers, send the positions of...