Blog posts in Conservation And Research

Snakes of Zululand: Venomous and Non-Venomous

Big, small, long, short, colourful, pale, venomous and non-venomous. These are just some of the characteristics that we use to describe the snakes of...

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...

Regenerative Tourism: Rethinking Travel to make a Positive Impact on People and Planet

With World Tourism Day 2022 having just occurred on 27 September 2022, we thought we’d take the opportunity to reflect on the meaning of...

How do we know an animal is Endangered?

Over 40,000 animal species are currently threatened with extinction, and it is believed that up to 338 vertebrate species have been lost to...

Making CONTACT: Paws and Boots Together on the Ground Fighting Poaching

Making CONTACT; a five-part mini-series celebrating and profiling anti-poaching K9 Units in South Africa’s nature reserves has been created and...