Good News for Vultures! Southern Africa’s Vulture populations are facing an uncertain future. To stem the tide of losses, landscape-level conservation initiatives are needed, not only in our formal protected areas, but also on privately-owned land that supports Vulture populations. Vulture Safe Zone Implementation. . .

Recently Wildlife ACT, in collaboration with the Wilderness Leadership School, led two groups of Conservation Ambassadors through a Wilderness Trail in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. The Conservation Ambassadors travelled from various communities around Zululand to come together and learn more about South African wildlife and nature. . .

We are excited to announce that Tembe Elephant Park’s Threatened Species and Community Conservation Project is now supported by IUCN Save Our Species and co-funded by the European Union (EU). Since their introduction 20 years ago (2002), the Tembe Elephant Park Lions (Panthera leo). . .

First and foremost, it’s crucial to keep your waste wrapped tightly within the confines of a trash bag

World Environment Day The 5th June is World Environment Day.  Caring for the planet is a shared responsibility and every…

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