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. . .

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

Raccoons are nocturnal (active predominantly during nighttime hours), so they can be hard to detect. Tipped over trash cans, damage to your garden

Out and about in May The chaos of May has arrived – with over 70 wild animals being admitted to…

Spring is in full swing It has been a busy month on the wildlife unit. With the weather warming up,…