About Wildlife ACT

CONSERVATON PROJECTS
Wildlife ACT actively advances conservation by initiating, implementing and managing monitoring projects on reserves which do not have the means to do so themselves, and we do so FREE of charge. We're currently focused in Zululand, an area that resounds with the heartbeat of Africa and one of the most diverse and productive wild lands on the planet . We are 100% reliant on your support.

To fund our projects, Wildlife ACT runs a wildlife volunteer program. Volunteers who join in important conservation work get both a wildlife experience and make a contribution through their time, efforts and funds at the same time. Wildlife volunteers assist our monitors in their daily tracking and monitoring of endangered wildlife species such as the African wild dog, cheetah, black rhino, as well as priority species like the elephant, lion, leopard and many more. Wildlife volunteers get far more than the typical safari experience, playing a active role in conservation. Many are lucky enough to experience anything from trapping and radio collaring or tagging animas to their relocation or re-introduction.